After acquiring DT Quinnen Williams and LB Logan Wilson via trade on Tuesday, head coach Brian Schottenheimer, QB Dak Prescott and more of Dallas' players are "pumped" for the new additions to the team. 

The Cowboys are in the process of finalizing a trade for defensive tackle Quinnen Williams. 

After trading for LB Logan Wilson on the morning of the trade deadline, the Cowboys may not be done. Owner and general manager Jerry Jones said that potential deals are "in the works" as the deadline nears. 

Going into the bye week and just ahead of the NFL trade deadline, the Dallas Cowboys agreed to terms with the Cincinnati Bengals to acquire linebacker Logan Wilson.

Things just went from bad to worse for the Cowboys in Monday night's loss to the Cardinals, as the defense again struggled while the offense, with Dak Prescott under pressure throughout the night, took another step backwards as well.

With hours left before the NFL's trade deadline, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones discussed the potential for Dallas making a move. 

Not giving a pass to this defense that can't get off the field, but the Cowboys seem to have multiple issues now, especially with an offense that has struggled to score the last two games. 

Dak Prescott is searching for answers to right the ship after the Cowboys fell at home to the Cardinals, and isn't shying away from idea of adding the right player(s) via trade.

The Cowboys head into their bye week with a 3-5-1 record after a 27-17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. In Pic 6, we dive into some news and notes from Monday night at AT&T Stadium. 

Plays that might be forgotten include a couple of times the Cowboys opted not to kick field goals, resulting in failed fourth-down attempts. 

The Cowboys head into their bye week on a low note as they struggle on both sides of the ball in a 27-17 loss to the Cardinals.

This time around, the battle wasn't in the desert, but rather in North Texas where several Cowboys left it all on the field to try and avoid a two-game losing streak.

With both teams desperate to revive fading playoff hopes, Monday night's showdown between Dallas and Arizona spotlights five offensive playmakers who could define whether the Cowboys steady their season or the Cardinals finally stop their skid.

As the Cowboys head back home for a primetime matchup on Monday night, our staff writers predict Dallas' Week 9 game against the Arizona Cardinals. 

DeMarvion Overshown is preparing to return soon to help the Cowboys' linebackers, but the safety unit is being ravaged by the injury bug heading into Week 9 against the Cardinals.

There are plenty of weapons deployed by the Cardinals that will make things difficult for the Cowboys, but Dak Prescott has an armory of his own as he looks to right Dallas' ship.

With pending free agency on the horizon, George Pickens discussed his potential future in Dallas as well as how the Cowboys offense can get back on track against Arizona. 

Despite their record, the Cardinals are not to be overlooked, especially with a struggling Cowboys defense that is now battling several injuries.

In this week's Here We Goooo, a look into the three keys to the game for the Cowboys against the Cardinals including ruining Kyler Murray's streak, attacking Arizona's tackles and taking TE Trey McBride out of the equation. 

With the trade deadline less than a week away, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott says that a move for Dallas "definitely can help," but is also using the chatter to encourage his teammates currently in the locker room.

CeeDee Lamb says there's no better time than right now for the Cowboys to figure out how to balance walking on the razor's edge without accidentally suffering self-inflicted wounds.

This week's trivia questions center on the matchup with the Cardinals, who used to be a longtime NFC East rival. 

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

Given the struggles on that side of the ball, it'll likely take veterans like Jadeveon Clowney and Kenny Clark to help put the train back on the tracks for the Cowboys defense.

Through 8 games in 2025, it's no secret the Cowboys defense hasn't played up to their standard. Defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa discussed how the team is "looking in the mirror" to fix their mistakes, and being solution-oriented going forward.