The Dallas Cowboys stormed back from a 21–0 deficit to stun the Philadelphia Eagles 24–21 at AT&T Stadium, and Timm “IndyCarTim” Hamm breaks down every wild moment on this episode of The Dallas Cowboys Daily Blitz Podcast. Dak Prescott delivered one of the most determined performances of his career, Brandon Aubrey drilled the walk-off winner, and the Dallas defense shut out the Eagles in the second half to secure one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history. Timm recaps Dak’s mentality shift, CeeDee Lamb’s struggles, George Pickens’ emergence, the emotional tribute to Marshawn Kneeland, and how this win sets the Cowboys up for a late-season playoff push. Plus: A look ahead to KC, Detroit, and the stretch run — and why the schedule may finally play in Dallas’ favor. Like, subscribe, and drop your Player of the Game in the comments!

The Dallas Cowboys return from their bye week to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday Night Football — but rookie running back Ashton Jeanty isn’t intimidated. The Frisco native praised the Cowboys’ addition of Quinnen Williams but says Vegas sees “places to attack.” With Dallas’ defense ranked 29th in the league, can the Raiders actually pull off an upset? JP Peterson and IndyCarTim break down Jeanty’s comments, Dallas’ defensive issues, and what the Cowboys must fix fast to stay alive this season.

Draymond Green called Dak Prescott “a bum when it’s for all the marbles.” Fair or lazy? On today’s Dallas Cowboys Daily Blitz, we unpack the shot heard ’round Cowboys Nation, the context around Dak’s $240M deal, the 6–10–1 record since the extension, this season’s 3–5–1 hole, and whether deadline swings for Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson can rescue 2025—or if Dak’s narrative is stuck until 2026. No fluff, just receipts and real talk.

Dallas Cowboys trade deadline buzz: Ian Rapoport says Dallas is “in the mix” for pass rushers and open to moving 2023 first-round DT Mazi Smith. We break down fits and prices for Arden Key, Jaelan Phillips, Bradley Chubb, and Malcolm Koonce, why the defense needs help now, what a Mazi Smith deal could return, and how any move impacts a late playoff push. Timeline, cap angles, scheme fit, and realistic trade packages—all here.

What’s up Cowboys Nation—IndyCarTim here with your Dallas Cowboys Daily Blitz. No sugarcoating: the defense is a liability, and if Dallas wants January football, something has to change—fast. With the NFL trade deadline Tuesday, November 4, there’s a bold, very Cowboy move on the table: bring in Rex Ryan. Let’s talk about why, how, and what it would look like—today.

The Dallas Cowboys have placed cornerback Trevon Diggs on injured reserve with a concussion and knee injury, per team reporter Nick Eatman. Diggs, 26, had been managing a knee issue, then sustained a concussion in a fall at his home ahead of Week 7, triggering the IR move and sending Dallas’ secondary into scramble mode.

All-Pro corner Trevon Diggs sustained a concussion at home and is ruled out for Week 7 vs Washington. Details are thin. Josina Anderson shut down dispute rumors. Stephen Jones had no comment. We break down what this means for Matt Eberflus' secondary, why Diggs’ 2025 production has lagged, and who must step up on Sunday.

The Dallas Cowboys forgot to buckle up — literally. In this week’s episode, we break down the Cowboys’ embarrassing Week 6 loss to the Carolina Panthers, where Rico Dowdle ran wild and the so-called “Doomsday Defense” officially became the “Dumbs-Day Defense.”

The NFC East just got a whole lot more interesting. After the Eagles’ shocking Thursday night collapse against the Giants, the Dallas Cowboys suddenly find themselves in prime position to take control of the division.

Is it time to panic, Cowboys Nation? After a brutal start to the 2025 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys sit at 1-2-1, and questions are swirling: Is this the worst defense in franchise history? Can Dak Prescott's MVP-caliber play salvage the season? Can Jerry Jones make a big trade to rescue the defense?

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Jalen Hurts rushed for two touchdowns for the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, who lost their hot-tempered star defender for spitting on Dak Prescott, then withstood a rare weather delay and needed a late stop to beat the Dallas Cowboys 24-20 early Friday in a wild start to the NFL season.

The Dallas Cowboys traded four-time Pro Bowl edge rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers on Thursday. In exchange, the Cowboys received three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kenny Clark and two first-round draft picks (2026 and 2027). Parsons agreed to a four-year, $188 million contract with the Packers that includes $120 million fully guaranteed at signing and $136 million in total guarantees, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, sources told ESPN.

Are Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys at the Boiling Point?

Dallas Cowboys training camp began last week with Pro Bowl pass rusher Micah Parsons reporting but not participating as he awaited a contract extension. "I no longer want to play for the Dallas Cowboys," he wrote on Friday on X. "My trade request has been submitted to Stephen Jones personally."

Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons has made a request to be traded. Parsons took to social media Friday to make the announcement and went through his version of events that led to his decision to want to move away from the franchise he grew up adoring and that drafted him in the first round in 2021.

#DallasCowboys offensive tackle Tyler Guyton went down on Monday during practice in Oxnard and early fears were a torn ACL. After Monday night's MRI results, Guyton's ACL is intact and he suffered a small bone break instead. What's his expected time missed and who might sub in the meantime? Let's discuss!

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