Currently working his way back from injured reserve, DeMarvion Overshown is expected to see his 21-day practice window opened by the Cowboys as they enter Week 8.

It's a week-to-week league, as Mickey Spagnola reminds us. After a tough loss at Carolina, Dallas' heavily criticized defense turned the tables against Washington to help get the Cowboys back in the hunt.

What were some of the notable numbers in the Cowboys' 44-22 win over the Commanders? From the turnover battle to Dak Prescott's hot streak, we break it down in Zero to 100. 

The Cowboys defense wasn't perfect, but it was pretty good. And for this team, with this offense, a pretty good defense might be more than enough to turn this season around. 

The Cowboys' offense is already the league-leader in yards per game. Still, Dak Prescott says the "sky is the limit" for that unit the rest of the year, and admitted this is the most fun he's ever had with an offensive unit. 

In the event NFL fans forgot why DaRon Bland is labeled the Pick-Six King, he reminded them in the Cowboys' handling of the Commanders — making history in the process.

After Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer revealed Friday that CB Trevon Diggs suffered a concussion in an accident at his home, Schottenheimer and Jerry Jones shared the latest on Diggs' status going forward. 

Plays that might be forgotten include Dak Prescott's scramble for a huge first down that led to the knockout touchdown in the third quarter. 

Thanks to another impressive effort on offense and the defense's best game of the season, the Cowboys ran away with a 44-22 victory over rival Washington.

With both teams looking for a bounceback game to gain ground in the NFC East, several Cowboys led the way in embarrassing the Commanders when they arrived at AT&T Stadium. 

The Cowboys had over 40 players, 200 DCC alumni on hand as part of the inaugural homecoming game that featured a presentation on the Hail Mary anniversary. 

The Cowboys will get their All-Pro kick returner and WR KaVontae Turpin back on Sunday against the Commanders. He's feeling "back to 100%" from his foot injury and looking to create another highlight play against Washington. 

It's a matchup that rarely disappoints and almost always delivers fireworks, and it's time to predict the winner of the Week 7 battle between the Cowboys and the Commanders.

Six weeks into the season, the Cowboys' first "report card" reveals both promise and problems, highlighting where Dallas is thriving—and where improvement is overdue.

It's a week-to-week league, so no matter that there may not be enough beef on the defensive line or that Dak Prescott may have more pressure on him to score points, the Cowboys have to figure out a way to win.

Looking to secure a must-win victory when the Commanders visit in Week 7, the Cowboys will have to do so without All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs — ruled out with a concussion.

These two delivered an instant classic in one of their 2024 matchups, and it's time to see what the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Commanders have in store to start their 2025 rivalry.

In this week's Here We Goooo, a look at how being the more physical team, taking away Jayden Daniels' legs and finding nickel defense beaters on offense will be keys to the game for Dallas on Sunday against the Commanders. 

After missing the last three full games with a high ankle sprain, Cowboys All-Pro WR CeeDee Lamb is ready to get back to contributing for Dallas' offense. 

Dak Prescott is having an MVP-caliber season, but in order to stay viable in the NFC East, he and the Cowboys have a must-win looming in the form of several familiar faces, like Dan Quinn.

This week's trivia questions center on the historic rivalry of Dallas & Washington. See how you do with these 20 questions: 

Cowboys rookie first-round pick Tyler Booker only missed one game in his collegiate career at Alabama. He's missed the last three for Dallas with a high ankle sprain, but is trending towards a return soon and discussed what he's learned while watching from the sidelines.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

George Pickens becomes an unrestricted free agent following this season. The Cowboys WR "wouldn't mind" staying in Dallas long term, but for now is focused on the remaining 11 games ahead. 

When the Cowboys host the Commanders, they'll be looking to move up in the NFC East with a victory, and they're getting a warhead back to help the mission: All-Pro CeeDee Lamb.