The Dallas Cowboys are playing at a high level, but one forgotten player is being labeled as their X-factor down the stretch and push for the NFL playoffs.

The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are at very different levels of momentum, but the point stands that they are each in need of getting a win this week. The Lions are at risk of missing the playoffs after a loss to the Green Bay Packers that has them 7-5 and trading wins and losses for eight straight games.

The Cowboys have narrowed the Eagles’ division lead from 4 1/2 games when they kicked off two weeks ago to just 1 1/2 as they begin Week 14.

Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Quinnen Williams has been dominant since joining the team at the NFL trade deadline, and he opened up about what has led to his success.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown opened up about his ankle injury and the challenges of preparing for Thursday Night Football clash against the Dallas Cowboys while sidelined.

The Dallas Cowboys do not play on Sunday in Week 13 of the 2025 NFL season. Dallas is coming off a 31-28 win against the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Thursday, Nov. 27. The Cowboys (6-5-1) visit the Detroit Lions at 7:15 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 4. No. The Cowboys are off on Sunday. Dallas beat Kansas City 31-28 on Thursday, Nov. 27.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are defending one of their teammates amid "body shaming" comments. Claire Wolford, a veteran Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader who has retired from full-time cheerleading duties but makes appearances as a DCC All-Star,

That was the sentiment from anonymous NFL executives, who spoke with The Athletic's Jeff Howe about the season Prescott is having. One executive said he's always been a fan of Prescott, adding that he's "clicking" with coach Brian Schottenheimer.