Despite boasting one of the league’s most potent offenses, the Dallas Cowboys are enduring a turbulent season with an uneven 3-4-1 record. Their defense has been a major concern, surrendering an average of 31.

Cooper Beebe has missed the past 6 games as the Cowboys' center but has stayed game-ready, even while watching from home. He should return in Week 9.

As for the game itself, the Cowboys are going into this one ready to wear their red stripe helmet for the first time in 2025. Originally used in 1976 to celebrate the bicentennial, Dallas now uses this helmet once per season as part of their Salute to Service campaign.

Of the 14 players listed, six are out, but that includes three players (linebacker DeMarvion Overshown, cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. and defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey), who are practicing while on reserve lists for injuries, but won’t be activated to the roster Monday.

The brunt of Week 9 NFL action takes place on Sunday, so a stroll through the latest headlines is in order to make sure fans are up to speed. The Dallas Cowboys have the day off. As rumors swirl ahead of the NFL's trade deadline,

George Pickens discusses his future in the NFL and whether he wants to remain with the Dallas Cowboys beyond the 2025 season.

When playing in Dallas, the Cowboys are 2-0-1 and their offense has scored at least 40 points each time. On the road, though, they’re 1-4 and the offense is averaging just 24 points a game. The lone win came over the Jets, who just won their first game of the season this weekend.

The Miami Dolphins just became the first team this season to pull the trigger on a front-office shakeup, firing their General Manager midyear. Now, the rumor mill is spinning out of control.

The Dallas Cowboys have been linked to several top pass rushers leading up to the NFL trade deadline, with one coming with a hefty asking price despite his injury history.