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3 days ago | insidethestar.com | Richard Paolinelli

The Dallas Cowboys late-season gauntlet will continue with their final regular home season contest of 2025. The Chargers were an 11-win playoff team last year. They are coached by a man who knows how to get teams to title games and win them. If the Cowboys are still alive for the playoffs, or possibly the division title or the top seed, by the time this game kicks off it will be a challenge to win.

4 days ago | insidethestar.com | Richard Paolinelli

If any of the Dallas Cowboys opponents during the stretch that runs from Week 12-17 could be said to be a sure win, it might just be the Minnesota Vikings. The Vikings had a magical season last year. Had they been in any other division, they’d have hosted a home playoff game. Over the offseason, however, they jettisoned their starting quarterback, Sam Darnold. They will, apparently, hand the keys to J.J. McCarthy, who missed his entire rookie season with an injury.

5 days ago | insidethestar.com | Richard Paolinelli

The last time the Dallas Cowboys played the Detroit Lions was just last year. Detroit stormed into AT&T Stadium and ripped the Cowboys to pieces, 47-9. That was even with Dak Prescott healthy and starting for Dallas. Prescott would finish 17-of-33 for 178 yards, no touchdowns, and two interceptions before getting pulled for Cooper Rush. The Lions were so dominant, they kept the Cowboys out of the end zone for the entire game. Brandon Aubrey’s three field goals accounted for all of Dallas’ points.

6 days ago | insidethestar.com | Richard Paolinelli

There once was a time when the Dallas Cowboys weren’t the only pro football team in town. For three falls, the Dallas Texans of the AFL shared the spotlight with the Cowboys. They found success much earlier than their NFL cousins. The Texans won the 1962 AFL Championship. Then they packed up and moved to Kansas City and became the Chiefs. They would play in two Super Bowls, winning one, as the 1960s came to an end. The Cowboys would play for the NFL Championship twice in the same time span.

1 week ago | insidethestar.com | Bryson Treece

The Dallas Cowboys, one of the NFL’s most studied franchises, face heightened expectations following a disappointing 2024 campaign. After finishing third in the NFC East and missing the playoffs, the team enters the new season determined to reverse course. Historically, Dallas has dealt with immense pressure from fans and the media; however, the stakes have grown even higher with recent developments within the division.