The Cowboys handled their holiday with excellent results, and now sit back and watch the rest of Week 13 unfold.

The holidays are right around the corner, which means the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are revving up for a marathon of game days, gatherings and special, seasonal performances.

When the 2025 schedule dropped for the Dallas Cowboys, many looked with trepidation at the gauntlet that started with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 12 and ended with the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16.

Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin revealed his lucky "Poncho Mike" persona in a video trolling the Philadelphia Eagles after their Black Friday loss to the Chicago Bears.

Being part of the Dallas Cowboys organization has long involved a demanding schedule, and that includes the cheerleaders, who have been taking part in Thanksgiving games since 1966

Before you crown the Dallas Cowboys the darlings of the NFC, let’s take a deep breath. Yes, they just pulled off a Thanksgiving miracle, toppling the Kansas City Chiefs in a 31-28 nail-biter.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid reflects on loss to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 13 on Thanksgiving Day.

The Bears' 24-15 win over the Eagles went a long way toward legitimizing their surprising run this season, with several players saying they're "changing the culture" after winning nine of their past 10 games.