Dak Prescott sustained injuries to both hands against the Bears but was able to finish the game Thursday.

The Cowboys had one of their worst outings of the season Thursday night in Chicago. Let’s dissect exactly what happened and see how the Cowboys can somehow turn this around.

The Cowboys haven’t lost a Thursday night game in over 40 years. Does that matter for this week? Let’s find out what the staff writers think about this week’s game with the Bears.

How can they get Amari Cooper quickly involved in the offense?

The month of December will decide whether the Cowboys keep playing in January. Here are a few keys to a turnaround.

I liked the players taking charge of the locker room after the Thanksgiving debacle--maybe they realize you only get so many opportunities in life. Do you think the players themselves can right this ship? 

Forcing more turnovers is a top priority for the Cowboys’ defense in December.

With a 6-6 record, are we closer to winning it all in a couple years, or blowing it all up and starting over?

Second-year guard Connor Williams tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee Thursday against the Bills, Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said.

As frustrating as Thursday’s loss was, Dak Prescott and the Cowboys believe they can still salvage their season.

You could sense the sellout crowd at AT&T Stadium holding their breath.

While Thanksgiving Day and “gut feelings” usually don’t go together, the Cowboys’ staff gives their final thoughts on Thursday’s game as the Bills come to AT&T Stadium with an 8-3 record. 

Randall Cobb (Cowboys) and Cole Beasley (Bills) are thriving in their new surroundings.

It’s understandable if you’re not up to date on the Buffalo Bills.

In your assessment of first-year offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, what do you like and where would you like to see improvement in these last few games?

Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones isn’t alone. The Cowboys understand the urgency of the season’s final stretch, specifically Thursday against Buffalo.

In reviewing game film on the Bills, outside of Josh Allen, I see two players that could give us fits if we do not game plan for them properly: Jordan Phillips on defense and John Brown on offense. Thoughts?

Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones has moved past the 13-9 loss to New England.

Here’s quick recap as to why the Cowboys lost to the Patriots, who didn’t play well, the bright spots, the key moments that affected the game and what’s next for this team. 

Last year we found a way to win a ton of close games. This year we haven’t been able to close out teams in the fourth quarter. What’s holding us back this year? Is it the level of competition?