Seven games into his rookie season, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Makai Lemon proves he can handle a bigger workload. With DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks sidelined, Lemon posted seven catches, 194 yards and his first NFL touchdown in a 21-20 lead over Dallas, leading the team with 39 yards after catch and 98 YAC total. Offensive coordinator Sean Mannion praised Lemon’s confident hands, route running and ability to create extra yardage. Drafted 20th overall after the Eagles traded up with the Cowboys, Lemon’s target share has risen from nine in the first three weeks to 27, suggesting a growing role in the Eagles’ offense.
The Dallas Cowboys aim to extend their recent win streak in Week 8 against the Arizona Cardinals, who upset them 27‑17 last season. Key battles include RB Javonte Williams, fresh off a 155‑yard, one‑touchdown performance against the Eagles, versus a Cardinals run defense that ranks 23rd and allows 126.3 yards per game. The Cowboys' secondary will test All‑Pro TE Trey McBride, who logged 10 catches for 111 yards and a TD versus Denver, while rookie safety Caleb Downs may be tasked with coverage. Meanwhile, rumors link Cardinals OLB Josh Sweat to a possible trade, adding intrigue to his matchup with rookie RT Terence Steele.
The Cardinals have had the Cowboys' number. Can that continue?
The Kansas City Chiefs, now 5-1 and leading the AFC West, may consider a late‑season trade for Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowler George Pickens before the Nov. 10 deadline. With injuries and inconsistent production among their receivers, GM Brett Veach has explored options ranging from Jerry Jeudy to Josh Downs, but Pickens offers a true game‑changing talent. Caesars Sportsbook suggests the Chiefs could part with a first‑ and fourth‑round pick plus wideout Xavier Worthy, though the article argues Kansas would likely settle for a second‑rounder in 2027 and a fourth‑rounder in 2028. Dallas, on the franchise tag and fighting for wins in Weeks 8‑9, might entertain a deal if it yields valuable draft capital.
Steelers analyst Matt Gruden credits rookie Samuel with easing the impact of trading cornerback Joey Porter Jr. to the Dallas Cowboys. Gruden says Samuel’s emerging play gives first‑year head coach Mike McCarthy confidence in the team’s cornerback depth, despite the loss of Porter. The article examines how Samuel’s performance has mitigated concerns over the Steelers’ secondary and what it means for the roster moving forward.
A feud erupts between former Cowboys quarterback-turned‑analyst Troy Aikman and veteran play‑by‑play announcer Joe Buck, reportedly rooted in ESPN’s secret extension of Buck’s contract while leaving Aikman unsigned. Sources say the tension, which flared during a Monday Night Football matchup at SoFi Stadium, involves accusations of betrayal, contract negotiations, and on‑air clashes over producers. Buck received a six‑year, $108 million deal with a 17.9% raise, while Aikman's $90 million, five‑year deal expired in 2027, and he remains a free agent. The dispute highlights their 25‑year on‑air partnership, personal friendship, and differing views on negotiation tactics, casting doubt on ESPN’s future lineup.
Arizona has won all four meetings since Lamb's 2020 rookie season, including a 27-17 win on Monday Night Football at AT&T Stadium last November.
Philadelphia put two blockers on Spann-Ford on kickoffs Monday, and Sorensen said the coverage unit's weekly goal is a better drive start than its opponent.
Philadelphia scored touchdowns on its first two possessions Monday, and Parker said Dallas changed practice, meetings, and Saturday's walkthrough before Arizona visits.
Dallas set rush-attempt targets by quarter against the Eagles, and Adams said Thursday he wants the ability to run the ball every week before Arizona visits.
The Dallas Cowboys' offensive line, which dominated the Eagles last week, aims to replicate that success against the Arizona Cardinals. This week’s Trench Dashboard shows a 54% pass‑block win rate (9th) and a 71% run‑block win rate (28th), with only seven sacks allowed (1st). Key pressure points include safety Budda Baker, who blitzes from the secondary, and edge rusher Josh Sweat targeting tackle Terence Steele. The article urges Dallas to continue feeding running back Javonte Williams, exploiting Arizona’s 4.6 ypc and weak interior run defense, while trusting the line to handle the Cardinals’ modest 25.5% pressure rate. Strategic adjustments could keep the Cowboys’ momentum alive.
Even more details have emerged about Troy Aikman and Joe Buck’s fight before Monday Night Football (MNF) a couple of weeks ago, including that the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback got into it with the chairman of ESPN. The Athletic reports that before Aikman and Buck’s blow-up argument, the Super Bowl-winning quarterback “had a tense one-hour […]
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The Arizona Cardinals, sitting at 2‑5, aim to snap their slide with a Sunday showdown against the Dallas Cowboys, who rank 29th in total defense. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett, fresh off two games with at least 270 passing yards, will test the Cowboys’ 21st‑ranked pass defense. Meanwhile, the Cardinals look to improve route timing for Michael Wilson and Trey McBride, integrate Kalen King on defense, and adjust the depth chart for Week 8. The preview also notes NFL headlines on Micah Parsons’ ACL recovery, the Bears‑Titans trade for Jeffery Simmons, and top upset bets for the week.
The Bills, Panthers, Chiefs, and Cowboys all could have used DeForest Buckner. Here’s why they might regret missing out on the defensive tackle.
Eagles running back update: They play the Commies in Washington on Sunday Night Football. To review: If Saquon can’t play this weekend, they’re down to RB6 in Elijah Mitchell and RB7 in Jaydon Blue, who got some burn in the Cowboys’ preseason before winding up on the Eagles’ practice squad. It’s always interesting/sad to check […]
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The Dallas Cowboys did not move up very much in the NFL power rankings after beating the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7.
The Dallas Cowboys face the Arizona Cardinals on Oct. 30, 2026, in a must‑win that could keep them from a third loss this season. The Cowboys have not beaten the Cardinals since 2017 and entered the game with a 2‑5 record, while Arizona, fresh off upset wins over the Chargers and Rams, sits at 2‑5 as well. The article stresses that Dallas must improve its edge defense, tighten the middle‑field coverage, and generate timely blitzes against quarterback Jacoby Brissett, whose dual‑threat style troubled them last year in a 28‑17 loss. Key defensive matchups include Joey Porter Jr., Malik Hooker and Caleb Downs versus Cardinals receivers Marvin Harrison Jr. and tight end Trey McBride.
The Dallas Cowboys may have the NFL's best run defender in Otito Ogbonnia, and the numbers back it up.
Quinnen Williams has found himself after a slow start to the 2026 NFL season, but the Dallas Cowboys DT isn't satisfied, sending the perfect message to his team.
Entering Week 8 after a 38-21 win at Philadelphia, the Dallas Cowboys face the 2-5 Arizona Cardinals at home, a must‑win that could snap a 2‑8 slump in recent matchups. Defensive coordinator Christian Parker hints at upcoming adjustments, noting the team’s low blitz rate (28th at 22.8%) and mediocre safety rotations. While the offense, led by Dak Prescott, emphasizes a stronger running game after Javonte Williams' 155‑yard, 1‑TD performance, the defense still seeks a pass‑rush boost, with only 3.5 sacks from recent acquisitions. Veteran DT Jonathan Bullard begins his return window, adding depth ahead of the game.
The Cardinals head to Texas for a crucial matchup against a one‑win Dallas Cowboys, but both clubs face a slew of injuries. Arizona lists limited‑status players like RB Jeremiyah Love (ankle) and QB Carson Beck (back) while losing OTs Paris Johnson and CB Will Johnson for the season. Notable updates include LB Zaven Collins returning from illness and CB Kei’Trel Clark moving to full health. Dallas reports limited starters such as TE Luke Schoomaker (groin) and WR George Pickens (shoulder/hamstring), with several players shifting from limited to active. The injury slate could shape the Thursday night showdown.
Going into Week 8, The Game Haus highlights three underrated QB picks—Kyler Murray (Vikings vs. Lions), Jacoby Brissett (Cardinals vs. Cowboys) and three risky options—Jared Goff (Lions vs. Vikings) and Caleb Williams (Bears vs. Seahawks). Murray and Brissett face defenses ranked 32nd and 29th in yards allowed, making them strong fantasy starts. Goff and Williams face top‑ranked defenses, so the author advises caution. The piece links to full QB rankings and other Week 8 NFL picks.
A look at the top 25 players in the history of the five-time Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys.
A Dallas Cowboys fan went viral after chugging Don Julio at Lincoln Financial Field during the Eagles' 38–21 Monday Night Football loss to Dallas on Oct. 30, 2026. While CeeDee Lamb celebrated the touchdown amid boos and middle‑finger gestures from Philadelphia fans, the camera caught the fan in a Lamb jersey swaggering up the stairs, slurring curses and mocking the Eagles after his drink gave him boldness. The clip sparked a flood of online jokes and led some to crown him “Fan of the Year.” The game marked the Cowboys' third win, leaving the Eagles at 3–5 with their fifth straight defeat.
The Dallas Cowboys will aim to notch back-to-back wins for the first time this season as they host the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium on Sunday. It has been an up-and-down campaign for the Cowboys, who are sitting on a 3-4 record. The Cardinals are having a worse season with a 2-5 record. Dallas beat […]
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