Following the Cowboys' 34-26 loss to the Vikings, CB Trevon Diggs said he feels "good enough to play," and is "disappointed" the team made the decision to keep him inactive on Sunday night.

We've seen the Cowboys win all three phases of the game. Sometimes you can lose that way as well. 

The latest showing by the Dallas Cowboys saw them leave a lot on the field against the Vikings, and Brian Schottenheimer was candid after the Week 15 loss.

In a 34-26 loss to the Vikings on Sunday night, the Cowboys' third down conversion struggles and not getting into the end zone on red zone trips became prevalent again. 

Plays that might be forgotten include a crucial third-down sack in the fourth quarter before a missed field goal. Third downs were problematic all night for the Cowboys. 

Desperately needing a win to keep their playoff hopes alive, the Cowboys instead fall to the Vikings, 34-26.

Not much went according to play for the Cowboys when they hosted the Vikings in Week 15, but these players did all they could to change the outcome.

The Cowboys will look to get back in the win column on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings. Our staff weighs in on the matchup with their game predictions.

This week's High 5 article focuses on a handful of players who need to be at their best to push the Cowboys towards the finish line. 

Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs' status for Sunday night against the Vikings, as well as his future with the Cowboys, remains unclear. That said, the Pro-Bowler says he's ready to play if called upon and "would love" for his future to be in Dallas. 

The Cowboys look to get back in the win column on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings. In this week's Here We Goooo, we look at the three keys to the game for Dallas in order to try and do so.

Their last several matchups have been something to watch, and with the Cowboys having no more margin for error, the pressure to conquer a talented Vikings team is through the roof.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott knows what needs to happen in order for Dallas to make the playoffs, but is controlling what he can control by trying to help his team do their part by winning, starting with Sunday night against a Vikings defense led by DC Brian Flores.

A terrifying moment against the Lions landed CeeDee Lamb in the NFL's concussion protocol, and the All-Pro just provided a major update on his status going into Week 15.

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

This week's Trivia Thursday centers on Cowboys-Vikings questions, ranging from the Herschel Walker trade, Tony Dorsett's 99-yard run, the Hail Mary and the Randy Moss game. 

It's not simply that the Cowboys are getting off to a slow start, they're digging a serious hole for themselves on a weekly basis, but Brian Schottenheimer says he has a plan.

When the Cowboys have turned his way in 2025, Ryan Flournoy has always been there to make plays for them. He spoke about the journey to earn his team's trust and how he wants to continue playing at a high level. 

Here are 10 notable 'big facts' to remember ahead of Sunday's 7:20pm CT kickoff on NBC.

The Cowboys' playoff hopes remain alive, but the only path forward is simple—win out and hope the NFC breaks their way.

The two teams in the NFC playoff picture who have yet to be eliminated but are holding on for dear life – will meet this weekend in Arlington. The Cowboys and Vikings are in full desperation mode as they square off Sunday night.  

On Tuesday, Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones spoke on 105.3 The Fan about Dallas' chances at the postseason still being in front of them, George Pickens' recent performance and more.

Cooper Beebe and Tyler Booker aren't naive to the offensive line struggles in Detroit, and have a plan in place to keep it from happening again against Minnesota.

Highlights from the Week 15 matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Dallas Cowboys during the 2025 NFL season.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown slams Minnesota Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson to force a fourth-down.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Jonathan Mingo catches a 25-yard pass from quarterback Dak Prescott.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey makes a 41-yard field goal.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey misses a 59-yard field goal.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey makes a 41-yard field goal.

Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams rushes for 21 yards.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott arcs a 30-yard spiral to wide receiver CeeDee Lamb.

Dallas Cowboys tight end Luke Schoonmaker catches a overthrown pass from quarterback Dak Prescott for 29 yards.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey makes a 26-yard field goal.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey makes a 37-yard field goal.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott slings a 17-yard pass to wide receiver CeeDee Lamb.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott locates wide receiver CeeDee Lamb on 30-yard pass into Minnesota Vikings territory.

Dallas Cowboys running back Malik Davis rushes for a 1-yard touchdown.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Flournoy grabs a short pass from quarterback Dak Prescott for an 19-yard gain.

Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams rushes for a 1-yard touchdown.

Dallas Cowboys punter Bryan Anger tosses a behind-the-back pass to kicker Brandon Aubrey on dazzling field goal fake.

Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Quinnen Williams reels in an interception off a deflected pass from Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy.

A pocos días del cierre de la temporada regular, los Cowboys confirmaron que Dak Prescott jugará contra los New York Giants.

Respaldados por un ataque terrestre de más de 200 yardas y una ofensiva dominante en cuarta oportunidad, los Cowboys consiguieron una victoria de 30-23 en Washington.

Los Cowboys tuvieron cinco jugadores en el Pro Bowl por segunda temporada consecutiva, encabezados por la cuarta aparición de Dak Prescott y la primera selección de George Pickens.