Keanu Neal Placed On Reserve/COVID-19 List

As the Cowboys prepare for Sunday's game vs. Carolina, here are several notes, including the progress of another defensive rookie, Diggs making history and "The Pit."

The Cowboys wanted a cornerback, but shifted their sights to a linebacker who is now playing defensive end. Regardless of the position, Micah Parsons has been every bit the impact player they needed, and more.

This week, Bucky Brooks focuses on defenders Jaylon Smith and Trevon Diggs in his 5 Bucks article.

The Cowboys have several players on IR who could come back this week. Mike McCarthy gave an update on players such as Neville Gallimore and Kelvin Joseph.

Here are 3 players fueling the Cowboys' 2-1 start not named Dak, Diggs, Micah, Zack or Zeke.

You better get to know these newcomers, especially on defense. With seven starters missing, they spearheaded the Cowboys' dominating victory last night.

 It might not have been the most jaw-dropping night of Dak Prescott's career, but it didn't have to be.

The Cowboys were better from start to finish and made a statement to the rest of the division with this 41-21 win that really wasn't even that close.  

Trevon Diggs is the first Cowboy since 1985 with an interception in each of the season's first three games.

This was a familiar formula, and one the Dallas Cowboys would probably like to see more often.

Plays that might get forgotten include a big tackle from Micah Parsons and a critical Philly penalty.

In a prime-time NFC East showdown, the Cowboys dominate early to run away with a 41-21 victory over the rival Eagles.