For the first time in 30 years, the Cowboys and Chiefs will play each other on Thanksgiving. Our staff weighs in and predicts the outcome. 

Patrick Mahomes returns to Texas to take on the Cowboys, but with DeMarvion Overshown staring back at him — an East Texas clash that will play out on Thanksgiving.

This week's trivia questions center on the history of the Cowboys-Chiefs rivalry but also mixed in with Thanksgiving Day history. 

DeMarvion Overshown shared a couple of unreal East Texas tales that show exactly why he's so excited to take on Patrick Mahomes when the Chiefs visit the Cowboys on Thanksgiving.

Cowboys fans are in for a treat on Thanksgiving as two of the NFL's best quarterbacks square off. Plus, the Preston Road Trophy at stake, paying Pickens, Flournoy's finger and more!

How can the Cowboys defeat the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving day? In Here We Goooo, we take a look at three big factors in the game that could help Dallas come out on top. 

As surprisingly as it seems, the Chiefs and Cowboys enter Thursday's game with similar situations, both with five losses but coming off comeback wins last Sunday by a walk-off field goal. Who can ride the momentum into Thanksgiving?

On Tuesday, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott discussed Thursday's matchup with the Chiefs, knowing Dallas will have to be on their P's and Q's, why he expects WR CeeDee Lamb to bounce back against Kansas City and more. 

It's unusual for CeeDee Lamb to battle through the rash of drops he suffered against the Eagles, but the All-Pro WR just got candid about what the problem is, and what the fix will be.

Here are 10 notable 'big facts' to remember ahead of Thursday's 3:30pm CT kickoff on CBS.

It was a hit heard around the world, Alijah Clark creating a moment for himself and the Cowboys that neither the Eagles nor anyone who watched it will soon forget.

Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones does not envision a scenario where George Pickens is not playing for the Cowboys in 2026, and discussed why Pickens and Dallas' offense are all benefitting from being together. 

With the odds seemingly against them, the Cowboys refused to give up, making the unbelievable indeed believable.

Nothing screams tradition and the Cowboys more than Thanksgiving Day. That's why Post Malone says he's "honored" to perform the annual Red Kettle Kickoff halftime show this year at AT&T Stadium when the Kansas City Chiefs come to town to face the Cowboys.