That’s right. In recent history from the transitions but continuity-mindful changes from Kellen Moore to Mike McCarthy to Schottenheimer, the Cowboys wasting top-ranked offenses as a whole is unfathomably nothing new, but seeing it specific to their talent at receiver is more shocking.

The New York Jets just received some great news after a devastating announcement by the Dallas Cowboys in Week 16.

The football gods are not smiling on the Cowboys and their hopes of ending a two-year skid of missing the playoffs in 2026.

Dear Santa, as the Dallas Cowboys season reaches its end, here are my three Christmas wishes.Sure, I've got some other gift ideas on my mind. A Nintendo Switch 2 or a new Warhammer miniature would be nice,

Pickens is projected to have a market value of a four-year, $122.8 million contract, per Spotrac. If the Cowboys opted to use the franchise tag, CBS Sports’ Brad Crawford estimated that the price tag for Pickens will be about $28 million for Dallas.

As the Dallas Cowboys’ season is closing, they play the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day. Neither team has anything left to play for besides pride. Hoping to gift their division rivals a season sweep, here is the team’s current status on injuries.

The Cowboys would be best served working out a long-term agreement with George Pickens, but if they can't a tag-and-trade is the next best thing.

Welcome to the penultimate edition of our power rankings here at Blogging The Boys where we sort every team in the NFL and collect how outlets across the internet view the Cowboys. Let’s begin.