Amari Cooper and Dak Prescott had career days. Ezekiel Elliott was a warrior again. So who takes the top spot as the Cowboys' best performer Sunday vs. Philadelphia?

D-Law talked the talk and then walked it. Dak was nearly perfect and LVE was everyone. So gets the No. 1 spot as we picked the Top 10 players from Thursday's win.

Just like last week against the Eagles, it was Ezekiel Elliott, Leighton Vander Esch and DeMarcus Lawrence leading the way. After, there were plenty of other guys who contributed to the 22-19 win over the Falcons, including a few players who had to redeem themselves later in the game to get on the list.

There were big plays on offense with leaping highlights and gutty performances because of injury. There were interceptions and sacks on defense with game-changing tackles. And even a fake punt on special teams that led to points.

Relive the Top 10 moments in the last 30 years of a wild Cowboys-Eagles rivalry: the good, the bad and the ugly.

Eight games doesn't provide the full picture for a draft class, but it's at least a start. At the halfway point of the 2018 season, there has been no shortage of rookie contributions around the NFL – and none more so than from this year's crop of first-round picks.

Bringing in talented players such as Amari Cooper is nothing new. Since Jerry Jones bought the team in 1989, the Cowboys have now added 26 players that were once drafted in the Top 10. Let's see how they've fared over the years.

When you beat a team by 33 points, there are lots of players who should get some credit. So which Cowboys player was the best in Sunday's dominant victory?

The Cowboys had their chances to win Sunday night's Lone Star showdown in Houston, but just couldn't find enough consistency on offense. That's why you'll see the majority of these top players from the defensive side of the ball. Let's look at the Top 10 performances from Sunday's loss to the Texans.

The Cowboys had plenty of game balls to pass around on Sunday, but there were three that stood out the most. Obviously, Zeke, D-Law and Maher stole the show, but what about the rest? Let's look at the Top 10 performances from Sunday's win over the Lions, voted on by the staff at DallasCowboys.com.

Coming up with 10 individual standouts for the Cowboys was a little harder this week, but the staff of DallasCowboys.com still found two handfuls of players that should be recognized.

The Cowboys had plenty of standouts in Sunday night's win over the Giants. Check out the Top 10 players of the game, voted on by the staff writers.

One might suggest it would be difficult to find 10 players that stood out individually in Sunday's 16-8 loss to the Panthers in the season opener.

As the Cowboys prepare for Thursday's preseason finale in Houston, we came up with 10 head-to-head battles among bubble players fighting for the final roster spots.

With training camp now 10 days old, it's only fitting to pick out the Top 10 players so far at camp. The staff voted mostly offensive players, but there are some defensive standouts at the top.

The Top 10 Dallas Cowboys player ratings on EA Sports Madden 19.

Each and every week, the Cowboys seem to face a tough quarterback in 2018. But their opponents likely will have its hands full, too. Here are the Top 10 quarterbacks on the field this season.

While No. 1 is rather obvious, who falls behind Emmitt Smith on the Cowboys' Top 10 list of running backs, including Ezekiel Elliott, who has been rather productive in two years.

Some of the best picks in Cowboys history have come from the middle of the first round. Check out the 10 best, and see what it will take for Leighton Vander Esch to get there.

The need for speed is real. The Cowboys seem to have upgraded there as we've asked many players just who is the fastest on the team. Their answers might surprise you.

The Cowboys have only had 10 wide receivers in franchise history record 1,000-yard seasons. While no one on this roster has reached that plateau, who is next to join this exclusive list.

Check out the Top 10 players that have caught the "Scout's Eye" of football analyst Bryan Broaddus.