When the Dallas Cowboys return to the field on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings, they will do so without All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs, who was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury and concussion. Diggs' 21-day practice window was opened two weeks ago, but he has not been active.

Dallas still have a path to January football, but it depends on outside help almost as much as their own performance.

The Dallas Cowboys are in a precarious spot when it comes to their 2025 playoff hopes, but they aren't out of it yet. Here's where the Cowboys sit in the NFC East and wild-card standings for Week 15.

The Dallas Cowboys are staring at a familiar crossroads where performance and money collide. One of the team’s highest-paid cornerbacks' availability has become the defining issue in Dallas. And as Dallas looks ahead to the 2026 salary cap picture,

The Dallas Cowboys' Week 15 matchup against Minnesota is huge for their postseason hopes. Will they make the playoffs?

The Dallas Cowboys need to win out to keep their playoff hopes alive, but which of their final four games will be the most difficult?

With last Thursday night’s loss at the Detroit Lions, the Dallas Cowboys are 0-2-1 against the NFC North this season, and have their final opportunity to get a win against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night.

December, and Week 15 will determine the playoff fate of many teams. For the Dallas Cowboys, Week 15 results won’t eliminate them from playoff contention, but a loss will almost certainly bring those chances close to 0%.