Cowboys Flashback: Statement in the Spotlight

The Cowboys walked into Thanksgiving as underdogs and walked out with a statement win over the Kansas City Chiefs. On this week's Cowboys Flashback, Nicole Hutchison breaks down how Dallas controlled the moment, leaned on their stars, and delivered in crunch time. Plus — hear exclusive post-game reaction from inside the locker room as the Cowboys explain how this win keeps their playoff push alive.

This week on Cowboys Flashback, we're rolling the tape on one of the wildest nights of the season — a 21-point comeback that tied the biggest in franchise history. From the defense flipping the script, to special teams' hustle changing momentum, to George Pickens straight-up stealing the show… we're running every receipt, every swing, and every moment that kept Dallas alive in the playoff race.

The Cowboys rode into Week 11 with something to prove — and left Vegas with a dominant statement win. We break down Quinnen Williams' impact in his Dallas debut, the defense's most disciplined performance of the season, and how CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens helped the offense find its rhythm again.

The Cowboys fell flat in the desert. On this week's Cowboys Flashback, Nicole Hutchison breaks down Dallas' loss to the Arizona Cardinals — from the defense's struggles on third down to the growing list of questions this team has to answer fast.

The Cowboys hit Denver and hit rock bottom. Nicole Hutchison breaks down what went wrong in all three phases, the turning point that flipped this game on its head, and what Dallas has to fix fast before Monday Night Football against Arizona.

The Cowboys left no doubt in a dominant win over the Commanders — and we're breaking it all down. From the defensive clinic under Matt Eberflus' adjustments to CeeDee Lamb's return and Dak & George Pickens' MVP-level chemistry, we dive into what this win really means for Dallas moving forward

The Cowboys fall 30–27 to the Panthers in a game that slipped away late. On this week's edition of Cowboys Flashback, Nicole Hutchison breaks down what went wrong, what the film revealed, and how Dallas can bounce back. Plus — instant reaction from inside the locker room.

The Cowboys needed a get-right game — and they delivered. From sharper play-calling and balanced offensive execution to Javonte Williams' continued dominance and Ryan Flournoy's breakout performance, Dallas found its rhythm and never looked back. Plus, the defense turned in its most complete effort of the season, setting the tone for what's ahead.

In this week's episode of Cowboys Flashback, we break down every angle of Dallas' dramatic overtime tie with the Green Bay Packers — from the highs and lows of an up-and-down offensive performance to Dak Prescott's milestone moment as the franchise's all-time completions leader. We'll spotlight the defensive standouts who kept the Cowboys in it, examine the costly breakdowns that nearly gave the game away, and discuss what this result means for Dallas moving forward.

The Cowboys' defense took another step backward, giving up 31 points and allowing Caleb Williams to notch a career-high passer rating. We break down where the unit is unraveling, from blown coverages to missed assignments, and George Teague joins the show to dissect the film and explain exactly what went wrong.

The Cowboys survived a desperate Giants squad in overtime. We break down the defensive miscues, the interior line standing tall, and how the offense finally found its spark late, run-game success and more.

From lightning delays to defensive chess matches, we break down every angle of the Cowboys' Thursday night battle with Philadelphia. Nicole Hutchison takes you inside the game with in-depth film breakdown alongside George Teague, a closer look at Matt Eberflus' defensive play calling, and how new addition Kenny Clark is already shaping the interior. Plus, the highs and lows of the run defense, and what it all means moving forward in the NFC East.

The Dallas Cowboys missed opportunities in the redzone through three quarters and it came back to haunt them in the final seconds in Week 18. Dallas loses their final game of the 2024 season 23-19.

Winning the turnover battle, time of possession, showing fight, clicking in all three phases, all of those were the recipe for the Cowboys finding some momentum the last five games. However, Philly put that to bed in Week 17 manhandling the Cowboys 41-7 in Lincoln Financial Field.

The Dallas Cowboys show that they aren't going out without respect in the 2024 season despite missing the playoffs. In a gritty fashion, the Cowboys took down Tampa Bay 26-24 shaking up the NFC South standings.

Rico Dowdle's had three straight 100 plus rushing yard games, CeeDee Lamb's now the first Cowboy to have over 1,000 yards receiving in four of his first five seasons, Osa Odighizwua and Micah Parsons' continue to terrorize opposing quarterbacks, and it carried through Week 15 in their win over Carolina.

The Dallas Cowboys fell in a nail biter, 27-20, in Week 14 to the Cincinnati Bengals. A Dallas Cowboys blocked punt recovered by Cincy was the ultimate dagger, but how could this have been prevented?

The Cowboys have won two straight games over the span of four days, but where do they go from here? A crucial stretch of the season begins with a Monday Night Clash against the Cincinnati Bengals. Another team with high expectations to start the year, that didn't go according to plan.

The Dallas Cowboys offensive miscues, pre-snap penalties, fumbles and more continue to get the best of them in their loss to the Houston Texans in Week 11. Nicole Hutchison recaps it all, and George Teague joins the show to break down key plays from the loss.

The Dallas defense had their bets outing while the offense had their worst leading to a beatdown in AT&T stadium from the Philadelphia Eagles 34-6 in Week 10. There were crucial turnovers, inability to drive down the field, and execute, however, how do they move forward?

Execution and decision making killed the Dallas Cowboys in their loss to the Atlanta Falcons 27-21. They're 3-5 in the season with the current pieces they originally felt would give them success. Is it still enough?

The Dallas Cowboys came out strong in the first half in Week 8, but a collapse in the third quarter cost them another loss in the season.

The Dallas Cowboys get schooled on their home field 47-9 at AT&T Stadium. Who's to blame for that type of loss? Why do the same issues continue to repeat themselves? How do the Cowboys plan to move forward while taking a look in the mirror?

The Dallas Cowboys continue to unveil unproven players, and they shined bright on a rainy day in Pittsburgh. The Cowboys overcame adversity, rose to the occasion and stole the win in Week 5, 20-17.

The Cowboys seem to be back on one accord, playing as a unit, and it led to a much-needed win over the NY Giants in Week Four. Every position group took a step forward, but is it enough? Are CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott back in sync? Was it a true representation of what this Mike Zimmer defense can be?