It wasn’t difficult to figure out the No. 1 topic on Jerry Jones’ mind following Sunday night’s game. His underdog Dallas Cowboys had just defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-24. About seven hours earlier,

What a weekend for the Washington Commanders. First, there was the surprise early Saturday morning that the United States Senate approved the legislation to grant Washington, D.C., control over the RFK Stadium land,

ESPN's Football Power Index rates the Cowboys' playoff chances at less than 1%, a reminder of just how far-fetched Dallas' path is entering Week 16.

The Cowboys quarterback has been sharp through the opening half, leading the Cowboys offense to multiple scoring drives.

The Dallas Cowboys won't be going to the playoffs, but it played a key role in the postseason race with a 26-24 home win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday night.

The Dallas Cowboys knew they weren't making it to the playoffs this season, but they didn't play like it. Eliminated earlier in the afternoon when Washington pulled out a last-second win over Philadelphia,

The Dallas Cowboys won a wild "Sunday Night Football" game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who were dealt a setback in their playoff hopes.

With playoff hopes fading, the Dallas Cowboys are primed to play spoiler against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 16.

The infinitesimal hopes the Cowboys had of making the playoffs were stripped from them before they even reached AT&T Stadium to face Tampa Bay. Rookie Jayden Daniels closed that door by leading Washington to a come-from-behind victory over Philadelphia.