Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Mike McCarthy prides himself on his creativity, and the Cowboys coach delighted his team with a new motivational tactic before a win over the Vikings.

Invigorated by their first win in 42 days, the Cowboys are within striking distance of the NFC East lead in a year many wrote off as a lost cause.

Cowboys QB Andy Dalton said he is still trying to regain his sense of taste and smell after testing positive for COVID-19 earlier this month.

The two-win Dallas Cowboys still think they are “a good team” heading into their Week 11 game against the surging Minnesota Vikings.

Cowboys QB Andy Dalton has been out since he suffered a concussion on Oct. 25 and then was placed on the COVID-19 reserve list.

After the Cowboys led for three quarters, the Steelers scored 15 points in the fourth to complete a comeback and keep their unblemished record.

Despite his team dropping its third consecutive game in a key NFC East matchup, Mike McCarthy sees some notable progress for the Cowboys.

With the Cowboys standing at 2-5 after two consecutive blowout losses, Jerry Jones decided to push back when pressed about Dallas’ ongoing struggles.

The Cowboys’ blowout loss to Washington left players and coaches frustrated, in no small part due to the sense of familiarity that came with it.