DALLAS - For the second consecutive home game, the Dallas Cowboys were on the losing end of a game that was over by halftime. In the Wild Card round of the playoffs last season, the Green Bay Packers embarrassed the favored home team at AT&T Stadium.

After a season-opening blowout win on the road against the Cleveland Browns, the Dallas Cowboys laid an egg at home against the New Orleans Saints in Week 2. Dallas was dominated from start to finish against New Orleans, with the final score coming in at ...

FEMA said it accidentally declared the New Orleans Saints 44-19 win over the Dallas Cowboys a "major disaster." FEMA said it was intended for training purposes only.

The New Orleans Saints laid a brutal beatdown on the Dallas Cowboys in Week Two. The 44-19 thrashing continued a trend for the team, as the Saints have started the season 2-0, scoring more than 40 points in consecutive weeks.

The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens wouldn't mind hitting reset on their seasons, and one of them can take at least a step in that direction in what looks like a toss-up game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

The Dallas Cowboys returned to the practice field Thursday, and they had a much higher participation rate than they did on Wednesday. Preparing for their matchup with the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon,

Facing the Baltimore Ravens and their star-studded offensive backfield of two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry would cause any defense to worry.  Dallas Cowboys three-time All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons even called Jackson "probably the best dual-threat quarterback in the league and in history,

Micah Parsons, the pass rusher, is way more impactful as a pass rusher than he is as an off-the-ball linebacker, and with Dallas needing a win against Baltimore on Sunday, the All-Pro could play multiple roles.

After suffering a disappointing 25-point loss to the Saints last Sunday, Cowboys star Micah Parsons says this is a "prove-it week" for Dallas when the host the Ravens Sunday at AT&T Stadium.