In this week's Zero to 100, a look at some of the numbers that made the biggest difference in the Cowboys' 31-14 loss on Sunday afternoon. 

The Cowboys might have a few issues right now, and we saw many of them on Sunday. But the fact the team just can't apply pressure on the quarterback seems to be the biggest. 

Despite a 1-2 start, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones still believes that Dallas is a playoff caliber team, but recognizes that there are things to fix defensively. 

The Cowboys had more defensive struggles in their 31-14 loss to the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon, plus some news on the injury front for Dallas heading into a Week 4 home game against the Packers and plenty more. 

After re-establishing themselves to tie the game against the Bears, the Cowboys made mistakes that ultimately led to a showing they'd like to forget, but can't afford to.

Plays that might be forgotten include the sequence of events before halftime that gave the Bears more than enough time to grab a late touchdown. 

The Cowboys defense simply has no answer for quarterback Caleb Williams and the Chicago offense as Dallas falls to the Bears, 31-14.

It was a trek to the Windy City in Week 3, and several Cowboys did their best to try and push the Bears into hibernation.

A left ankle injury suffered in the first quarter ended Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb's day in Chicago, but he "absoulutely" feels like he'll be back on the field in Week 3. 

Here's what the staff writers had to say about this upcoming matchup in Chicago between the Cowboys and Bears. 

As Mickey Spagnola writes in his Friday column, if the Cowboys offense can keep doing what they're doing, this season could be screamingly thrilling.

From Ditka to Howley, these five players left their mark in both Dallas and Chicago, bridging two franchises rarely seen on the same field.

Looking to land their first win streak of the Brian Schottenheimer era, the Cowboys will need Matt Eberflus to overcome a familiar former NFC North face leading the Bears.

On this week's edition of "Here We Goooo," the Cowboys' play action passing game, run game with Javonte Williams, and the defense's ability to limit Caleb Williams outside the pocket will all play a part in Sunday's matchup against the Bears. 

Few things are more dangerous than a desperate NFL team and, when it comes to the Chicago Bears, Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys plan on learning from Week 2.

Things on the Cowboys offense are "clicking on all cylinders" in CeeDee Lamb's mind. He talked about why, as well as his upcoming participation in a new flag football league with NFL legends. 

Matt Eberflus' first head coaching job with the Chicago Bears wasn't the easiest, but he's "grateful" for the time he spent there and the lessons he learned from it. 

Some of the new starters are part of this week's players to watch for Sunday's game with the Bears and Cowboys in Chicago. 

Kenny Clark heard the love given to him by Jadeveon Clowney and, as he prepares for a surreal storyline or two in Chicago with the Cowboys, the three-time Pro Bowler is excited.

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

Each Thursday, we offer 20 questions on the history of Cowboys & Bears. See how well you do with the answers below in the photo gallery. 

One of the most physical players in the Dallas Cowboys' locker room, Brock Hoffman will channel his past experience, and old-school mentality, to step in for Cooper Beebe. 

Through two games with the Cowboys, WR George Pickens' role is growing within the offense with an expanded route tree, and is enjoying playing with Dak Prescott. 

In his weekly Mick Shots, Mickey Spagnola writes that the Cowboys certainly weren't expecting their current situation at cornerback. Plus, another honor for Brandon Aubrey, George Pickens' hidden yardage, remembering D.D. Lewis and more.

Here are 10 notable 'big facts' to remember ahead of Sunday's 3:25pm CT kickoff on FOX.

Watch the Dallas Cowobys vs. the Chicago Bears highlights during Week 3 of the 2025 season.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott completes a 37-yard pass to wide receiver KaVontae Turpin against the Chicago Bears.

Quarterback Joe Milton enters the game for quarterback Dak Prescott and completes his first pass as a member of the Dallas Cowboys, a 24-yard gain to wide receiver George Pickens, against the Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver KaVontae Turpin hauls in a 27-yard sideline grab from quarterback Dak Prescott against the Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams uses the spin move the pick up a first down and move the chains against the Chicago Bears.

The Dallas Cowboys tie the game against the Chicago Bears with a two-point conversion from quarterback Dak Prescott to wide receiver Jalen Tolbert.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey trims the Chicago Bears lead to 14-6 with a 33-yard field goal to begin the second quarter.

Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams runs through the Chicago Bears defense on a tough run.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens scores on a 2-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Dak Prescott against the Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams uses the truck stick to gain yards through the air against the Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens moves the chains with a sideline grab against the Chicago Bears.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey connects on a 53-yard field goal against the Chicago Bears.

El receptor abierto CeeDee Lamb se "perderá algo de tiempo" debido a un esguince alto de tobillo, según el entrenador en jefe Brian Schottenheimer.

Tras la lesión de CeeDee Lamb, los Cowboys enfrentan otro fuerte golpe en la línea ofensiva con la lesión del novato Tyler Booker, que se suma a un grupo ya afectado.

La defensa de Dallas volvió a colapsar, esta vez ante un imparable Caleb Williams, que lideró a los Bears en una victoria dominante por 31-14.