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Cowboys Deliver Christmas Gift: 30-23 Road Win Over Commanders: The Dallas Cowboys wrapped up a festive Week 17 thriller with a hard-fought 30-23 victory over the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day at Northwest Stadium, improving to 7-8-1 while completing a season sweep of their NFC East rivals.Dallas struck first with touchdowns on their initial three possessions, including Dak Prescott's strikes to Jake Ferguson and an explosive 86-yard bomb to KaVontae Turpin, building an 18-point lead before Brandon Aubrey's field goals pushed it to 24-10 at halftime. The Cowboys dominated time of possession with over 85 plays, converting all five fourth-down attempts, though pre-snap penalties (11 total) and a missed 58-yarder tested their resolve.Washington rallied behind Jacory Croskey-Merritt's 72-yard touchdown run and field goals, closing to 27-20 before Aubrey's clutch 51-yarder restored a 10-point cushion. Prescott sealed it late with a third-down conversion to George Pickens and a QB sneak, snapping a three-game skid despite playoff elimination.Key performers included Prescott (307 yards, 2 TDs), Turpin's record long play, and running backs stepping up after Javonte Williams' injury, with Malik Davis rushing for 103 yards. The win extends Dallas' division streak to four, setting up a finale against the Giants. Story By Donnell Ballard #CowboysNation #DallasCowboys #DallasCowboysUpdate #ChiefsVsCowboys #WashingtonCommander

Cowboys face tough call at cornerback

Shavon Revel Jr. was supposed to be a draft steal for the Cowboys, but his rookie season has been a rollercoaster. After missing the first 10 games with a torn ACL, Revel’s return hasn’t exactly locked down the defense. He’s shown flashes of talent, but his stats—like a 73.6% completion rate allowed and three touchdowns given up—raise real questions about whether he’s ready to start next year. With the playoffs out of reach, these last two games are his big audition. Should Dallas trust the rookie, or look for more help at cornerback? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys’ running game dilemma: Williams needs help

Javonte Williams started the season as a powerhouse for the Cowboys, but the grind of carrying the offense alone is catching up to him. His explosive runs and tough style made him a fan favorite, yet the last few games have shown a clear dip in his efficiency. The real issue? Dallas hasn’t given him a reliable backup, leaving him to shoulder too much of the load. If the Cowboys want to keep their offense firing late in the season, finding a strong complementary back should be a top priority. What do you think—should Dallas invest in another RB next year? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys shake up O-line, contract drama ahead?

Tyler Smith’s move from guard to left tackle could change more than just the Dallas Cowboys’ game plan—it might spark a contract showdown in 2026. Smith, now the NFL’s highest-paid guard, is filling a critical need at tackle after a standout performance. But here’s the kicker: tackles earn even more, and Smith’s versatility might soon have him asking for a bigger paycheck. With Dallas’ O-line in flux and Dak Prescott’s protection on the line, fans are left wondering—will this gamble pay off, or are the Cowboys setting up for some off-season fireworks? What do you think: smart move or risky business? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

The Cowboys are eliminated from playoff contention

With Philadelphia’s win tonight, the math finally caught up to Dallas. The Cowboys are now officially eliminated from playoff contention — no division path, no wild card path, nothing left to chase but draft position and pride. Even if Dallas won out, the remaining scenarios and tiebreakers make it impossible to get in. For a team that started the season with real expectations, it’s a brutal ending — and another reminder of how thin the margin is in the NFC. So where does the blame land? Roster? Coaching? Injuries? Or was this just never a real contender to begin with? #NFL #Cowboys #DallasCowboys #NFLPlayoffs #NFCEast #NFLDiscussion

Cowboys Routed: Chargers Crush Dallas Dreams at AT&T: In the shadow of a season slipping away, the Dallas Cowboys fell hard to the Los Angeles Chargers 34-17 at AT&T Stadium on December 21, 2025, a loss that buried any faint playoff whispers under a mountain of defensive woes and offensive sputters.Dak Prescott flashed early brilliance, connecting with rookie Ryan Flournoy for a 5-yard touchdown to briefly ignite the home crowd, but Justin Herbert—grimacing through a hand injury—sliced the secondary apart with pinpoint strikes to Quentin Johnston (23 yards) and Ladd McConkey (25 yards), flipping the script by halftime at 14-10.The second half turned brutal as LA's ground attack and turnovers piled on, exposing Dallas' league-worst pass defense in a third straight defeat that drops them to 6-8-1. Playoff hopes? Shattered irreparably, leaving Cowboys fans to ponder another wasted year while the Chargers danced off with momentum Sports Report By Donnell Ballard. #DallasCowboys #Chargers #DallasCowboysUpdate #cowboysnews #Dallas

Cowboys Gear Up for Home Showdown Against Chargers at AT&T Stadium: The Dallas Cowboys are set to take the field today for a highly anticipated home matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Fans are eager to see how the Cowboys respond after a week of preparation and adjustments aimed at strengthening both sides of the ball. With home-field energy behind them, Dallas looks to deliver a statement win and keep momentum alive as the regular season continues. Kickoff excitement is building, and all eyes will be on whether the Cowboys’ offense can outpace the Chargers’ dynamic attack in front of a packed hometown crowd. Sports Report By Donnell Ballard. #CowboysNation #DallasCowboys #Chargers #Cowboys #DallasNews #CowboysVsEagles #997fm #DonnellBallard

Faith Ward’s Texas style turns heads in Fort Worth

Faith Ward is redefining Texas holiday vibes with her latest looks at the Fort Worth Stock Yards. The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, and the first New Zealander on the squad, rocked a red and white gingham shirt with low-rise jeans and a classic cowboy hat—total Texas chic. She also showed off a strapless gingham mini dress and cowboy boots, letting her bold style do the talking. Her fellow cheerleaders are loving it, flooding her post with support. What do you think—does Faith’s blend of classic and modern capture the spirit of Texas? #Entertainment #DallasCowboys #TexasStyle

Cowboys finally clear Trevon Diggs to play

After months of uncertainty, Trevon Diggs is officially back on the Cowboys’ active roster and ready to suit up for the final stretch of the season. This move ends all the speculation about his health and future with Dallas—just in time, as the team faces the Chargers and needs all hands on deck with DaRon Bland out. Diggs’ journey this year has been a rollercoaster, from injuries and public criticism to now getting another shot on the field. What do you think—will Diggs make a difference in these last crucial games? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys

Cowboys’ coaching shakeup: Whitecotton steps up

Big changes are brewing for the Dallas Cowboys’ defense. With Matt Eberflus moving up to the coaching booth, all eyes are now on defensive line coach Aaron Whitecotton, who’s been handed the keys to in-game adjustments. That’s a huge vote of confidence from the team, especially since Whitecotton made a name for himself developing stars with the Jets. If Eberflus doesn’t stick around, Whitecotton could be the next man up. Cowboys fans—how do you feel about this possible shift? Is Whitecotton the right guy to lead the defense into the future? #Sports #Football #DallasCowboys