Great win, but why did the coaching staff allow Micah Parsons to continue to play in a game that the Cowboys clearly had won, risking further injury to his ankle/knee? 

After an historically ugly loss to Arizona in week three that saw the defense give up 222 rushing yards, Dan Quinn was much brighter in restating the ability of his defense after a 38-3 win over New England.

Tyron Smith is making progress toward possibly returning for the Cowboys against the 49ers, and it appears Rico Dowdle dodged a bullet, along with two cornerstone players.

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It’s week to week in the NFL, as the Cowboys proved. After a disappointing loss in Arizona the Sunday prior, Dallas dominated in a win over the Patriots. But now another week, and a bigger test, lies ahead.

Jake Ferguson is finding his groove with Dak Prescott, and the chemistry between the two could be the launchpad that helps the rest of the Texas Coast offense blast off.

The game might not have been perfect, but Nick Eatman writes that the way the Cowboys responded to last week’s loss couldn’t have been better.

After a performance that saw him intercept Mac Jones twice, including one that he returned for a touchdown in the third quarter, DaRon Bland calls Sunday his top NFL performance of his young career.

Ezekiel Elliott had plenty of reason to be emotional in his return to Texas to face the Cowboys, and the team honored him with a video montage that got an ovation from Mike McCarthy.

After an historic loss in the Mike McCarthy era last week, Micah Parsons praised his defensive unit for its dominant rebound performance against New England.

Leighton Vander Esch didn’t waste any time making his presence felt against the Patriots, and he was rewarded with his first-ever NFL touchdown in a defensive masterpiece in Week 4.

One week ago, the Dallas Cowboys played unsettled football that was uncharacteristic of their standard, but the opposite was true when Bill Belichick and the Patriots came to town.

The Cowboys rebounded on Sunday against the Patriots to prove that week three was the exception with this team, not the first two games.

Plays that might get forgotten include a punt by Bryan Anger and tackle by Jalen Tolbert that set up a defensive touchdown.

Coordinator Dan Quinn’s men shake off last week’s poor performance to lead the Cowboys to an impressive 38-3 victory over the Patriots.

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Here is all the important game-day content to prepare for Sunday’s game, including stories, analysis on what to look for, and even how to watch and listen, plus much more from throughout the week.

Can the Cowboys bounce back yet again after such a disappointing loss last week? What will Ezekiel Elliott’s return look like? The staff writers answer those questions and predict the outcome for Sunday’s game with the Patriots.

We polled our panelists to predict who will score the first rushing touchdown of the game, using players from either team.

Last Sunday’s loss is over and done with, writes Mickey in his Friday column, but here are the juiciest storylines as the Cowboys head into their showdown with the Patriots on Sunday.