Jones’ criticism is backed up by the numbers. The Cowboys rank 30th in total defense, giving up an alarming 397.7 yards per game, according to Fox Sports. Their pass defense has been even worse, sitting dead last in the NFL, surrendering 288 passing yards per game along with seven touchdowns through the air.

Even in defeat, the Dallas Cowboys continue to prove they are America's Team with their monster ratings in Week 3.

As the Dallas Cowboys navigate a rocky start to the 2025 NFL season, former quarterback Cam Newton has weighed in on their playoff prospects, expressing confidence in their potential despite recent setbacks.

Sunday starts with a showdown in Dublin and ends with Parsons facing his old team one month after being traded. Our writers discuss.

Just how far did the Dallas Cowboys fall after their deflating loss to the Chicago Bears in Week 3 of the NFL season?

NFL Week 3 was rife with close calls, comebacks and collapses, with the Cowboys defense among the groups giving off major warning signs.

Yet, when asked his thoughts on Dallas' chances to be a postseason team after the 1-2 start, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones maintained optimism. He believes this year's Cowboys can be a football team still playing in January after Week 18.