The Dallas Cowboys have an explosive offense, which led one NFL executive to anonymously admit his envy.

The Dallas Cowboys are heading into Week 14 looking like one of the most dangerous offenses in football. They're scoring close to 30 points per game and putting together stretches

"It's kind of inevitable," Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens says of his success with this pass route.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones believes the team has a shot at the NFL playoffs, but they may need to sneak in the back door.

Here's why play-action is at the heart of the Cowboys' offense, and why it benefits them so much: it forces defenders to pause, and just those extra few seconds to throw have been lethal for opposing defenses when Prescott drops back to pass this season.

NFL insiders are touting Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer as the favorite to win NFL Coach of the Year in his first season. The post Insiders Tout Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer for Massive NFL Honor appeared first on Heavy Sports.

A big change has been made to the NFL schedule for Week 16, with the Eagles and Commanders and Packers-Bears getting finalized times.

The Chiefs have five games remaining in the regular season, which is time enough to extend an NFL record and maybe make the playoffs.