For the Dallas Cowboys, one wrinkle of their stadium has both helped and hurt the team for years: The glare of the sun. AT&T Stadium, which has been the Cowboys' home since 2009, has drawn some criticism from fans in recent weeks due to its designed ability to allow the sun to disrupt the football field.

The conversation around the Dallas Cowboys was overcast with pessimism before they faced the Washington Commanders Sunday afternoon. Taking a 34-26 win

With Mike McCarthy in the final year of his contract and the Dallas Cowboys struggling this season, there's a good chance that the team will soon be in the market for a new head coach, and if that happens,

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has spent the season insisting he wouldn't make a midseason coaching change. Following Sunday's win over the Commanders, he's going the opposite way, suggesting he could extend Mike McCarthy's contract.

Former Cowboys Super Bowl-winning coach Jimmy Johnson lambasted Jerry Jones over the Dak Prescott contract extension.

McCarthy inked a five-year deal with the Cowboys ahead of the 2020 season, which is set to expire at the conclusion of this season. With no extension in place, Dallas' head coaching job beyond 2024 remains a mystery.

Stephen A. Smith criticizes Jerry Jones’ support for Mike McCarthy, questioning the Dallas Cowboys' leadership amid their challenging season.

“Worldwide coverage with Netflix,” Jones said. “We’re all being introduced to Netflix. We’re so excited in the NFL about Netflix becoming a huge part of our future. This tonight gives us a chance to go to forty, fifty million people and do it from right here.”

Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL since 1983 and the Dallas Cowboys since 1990, is the author of two best-selling books on the Cowboys.

For the Dallas Cowboys, though, and owner Jerry Jones: Doesn’t sound like tanking is an option. In his weekly radio appearance on The Fan (KRLD-FM 105.3), Jones made it perfectly clear: his team is not tanking. At least on purpose, anyway.

The Cowboys have played almost every Thanksgiving Day since 1966, but Jerry Jones said a member of his family helped turn the annual contest into a "national event."