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As the Cowboys search for answers on the field, the questions get louder for defensive coordinator Mike Nolan on how things can improve.

While the status of Andy Dalton is in question after the big hit he took Sunday, the Cowboys are expecting some experienced veterans to return for Sunday's game in Philly.

For the second straight week, the Cowboys overmatched, this time against a Washington team that was also struggling. Let's take a closer look at key players, moments and stats from the 25-3 defeat.

The Cowboys' rough start continues, but Stephen Jones and the organization are committed to staying the course.

It's time to face reality … injuries and all, this team just simply isn't good enough.

Bucky Brooks has 10 takeaways from the game, including the O-line's rough day and the lack of chemistry within the team.

With their backs already against the wall, the Cowboys didn't bring enough fight, from start to finish.

It's a question that was bound to be asked in the face of another disappointing performance.

Mike McCarthy doesn't know how many ways he can say it, but the Cowboys continued to beat themselves in Sunday's 25-3 loss.

It was a small moment in a flabbergasting game, but it was clearly something that stood out to Mike McCarthy.

Dalton was feeling better after the game but will enter the NFL's concussion protocol heading into Week 8.

Several forgotten plays affected the game, including the first play from scrimmage and a dropped pass in the end zone.