For the final time this season, the Dallas Cowboys play in primetime on Sunday Night Football in Week 15 against the Minnesota Vikings. Remarkably, the Cowboys second straight primetime game and third big stage in a row when considering Thanksgiving versus the Chiefs still carries a lot of meaning towards making a playoff push despite last Thursday’s loss at the Lions.

The Cowboys appeared done heading into the bye at 3-5-1, but their three-game win streak has turned the playoffs into a real possibility.

The Dallas Cowboys' win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving became the NFL's most-watched regular-season game ever with 57.2 million viewers.

The Dallas Cowboys' 31-28 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day averaged 57.23 million viewers on CBS, making it the most-watched regular-season game in NFL history.

The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys will kick off Week 14 of the NFL season with a Thursday Night Football matchup at Ford Field with major playoff implications. Detroit and Dallas are both in the playoff hunt in the NFC, and the loser of Thursday's contest will have an uphill battle to make the postseason moving forward.

The Dallas Cowboys' 31-28 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day was the most-watched regular-season game in NFL history.

The Vikings have already been knocked out of contention to win the NFC North, but beating the Cowboys could set them up for a wildcard draw to the playoffs. The team's shutout victory over the Commanders last weekend proves they aren't all gone,

The Dallas Cowboys are getting ready to face the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. They are coming off a 44-30 loss to the Detroit Lions, having won three straight prior to that game. Dak Prescott has looked like an MVP candidate this season,