Mario Herrera

The Dallas Cowboys versus San Francisco 49ers rivalry is one of the best in the history of the NFL, and it is also a deep source of nostalgia for many types of Cowboys fans.

We are finally just a few hours away from the Dallas Cowboys taking the field on Sunday Night Football versus the San Francisco 49ers.

As I sit down to write this article, I think about all the topics that I've mulled over during and after the Cowboys' 30-24 loss in Santa Clara, CA to the San Francisco 49ers.

The NFL has been cracking down more often on players who participate in conduct detrimental to the league for several years now. The days of the “Cocaine Cowboys” are over.

The Dallas Cowboys will be boarding a flight bound for Atlanta soon. Dallas (3-4) looks to get back in the winning column against Kirk Cousins and the new-look Falcons (5-3).

Well, Cowboys Nation, here we are again on a Monday talking about what the Dallas Cowboys could have done better to secure a victory.

The Dallas Cowboys are in the midst of a lost season thanks to a litany of injuries, a front office that doesn't know what it's doing, and a first-place schedule that has proven to be a challenge.

The Dallas Cowboys are preparing to take on the Philadelphia Eagles for the first time this season, and they will have to do so without Dak Prescott.

The 2024 NFL season has not been kind to the Dallas Cowboys when it comes to injuries. Other teams like the San Francisco 49ers have suffered the same terrible luck, but it's another level when it's America's Team.

The Dallas Cowboys' season has not gone as planned, and much of that can be blamed on injuries. However, let's not kid ourselves. This team was bad before injuries took over.