The Dallas Cowboys are closing in on the NFC East leaders, which gives them a greater chance of making the playoffs this season.

For yet another season, the NFL is hosting a Thanksgiving Day tripleheader.

They'll play the Green Bay Packers in one of the oldest rivalries in league history to kick off the holiday action.

Both squads lived up to their high-scoring pedigrees with Dak Prescott outdueling Patrick Mahomes for a 31-28 victory.

Xavier Worthy with the end around for 17 yards as the Chiefs get creative to find a way to get Worthy, the fastest receiver ever at the combine, into the game to use that speed.

The Dallas Cowboys look to kick off December by continuing November's three-game winning streak in Week 14 against the Detroit Lions.

The result was a demoralizing 31-28 defeat that further buried Kansas City in the playoff race.

It was a month ago when the Cowboys were 3-5-1 and looking at a top 15 draft pick.

Don't look now, but the Dallas Cowboys are suddenly making a playoff push.

Prescott completed 27 of 39 passes and prevailed against Patrick Mahomes in a battle of the NFL's top two passing offenses as the Cowboys (6-5-1) beat the reigning AFC champion Chiefs (6-6) four days ...

Post Malone used his halftime spot at the Dallas Cowboys' Thanksgiving home game Thursday night (Nov. 27) to pay tribute to Marshawn Kneeland, the late Cowboys defensive end. "We love you, 94," Posty said near the end of his three-song medley at Arlington's AT&T Stadium,

Post Malone put on quite the show during the halftime segment of the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving game.

Malone, who also wore a 94 patch on his customized jacket, knew it was fitting that he paid homage to Marshawn Kneeland, the former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle who died by suicide earlier this mon...