The Cowboys simply had to have Sunday’s game against the Vikings. They didn’t get it, and the postseason now is all but out of reach.

The Dallas Cowboys are essentially fighting to keep their 2025 season alive against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night. In a closely contested game, the Cowboys are trailing 31-23 in the early stages of the fourth quarter.

Brandon Aubrey has been one of the most consistent players for the Dallas Cowboys this season. However, the All-Pro kicker was involved in a completely unexpected development in Sunday’s primetime game against the Minnesota Vikings — one that has not happened in over two decades for the team.

Rodney Harrison, Tony Dungy and Jac Collinsworth dive into the Dallas Cowboys' shortcomings in Brian Schottenheimer's first season has head coach, discussing the changes that might have to be made.

Before the Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings kicked off in Week 15, a move fans have been begging for was finally announced.

Less than 24 hours after Dallas Cowboys' cornerback Trevon Diggs told reporters he expected to play Sunday, against the Vikings, the team announced he will remain on the Designated for Return list. Diggs has missed six games since suffering a concussion in an at-home accident and was shortly placed on injured reserve for what is listed as a knee injury.