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- Cowboys Tight End Luke Schoonmaker Emerges as Trade CandidateOn November 4, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler identified Dallas tight end Luke Schoonmaker as a possible trade candidate, with Chicago among the teams that could use added help at the position.55 min ago · Sports Illustrated
- Tyler Allgeier Named NFC Offensive Player of the WeekArizona Cardinals running back Tyler Allgeier earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after a standout performance in the team’s Week 8 win over Dallas.1 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Bears Could Target Tight End Before Trade DeadlineThe Chicago Bears may seek a tight end before the November 10, 2026, trade deadline after Cole Kmet’s season-ending knee injury. Mo Alie-Cox, Luke Schoonmaker and Dallas Goedert have emerged as possible options.2 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Cowboys’ Jones Says Succession Plan Would Shape Coaching DecisionDallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said a succession plan would be a factor in any in-season coaching change, as the team continues to back head coach Brian Schottenheimer after a loss to Arizona.2 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Seahawks and Jets Lead Re-Grades of 2025 NFL Deadline DealsA year after the 2025 NFL trade deadline, a review published November 4, 2026, reassessed deals involving the Seahawks, Jets, Jaguars, Raiders, Colts, Cowboys and Saints. Seattle’s Rashid Shaheed acquisition received the highest grade.4 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Seahawks Look to Rebound Against Resurgent CardinalsSeattle hosts Arizona at Lumen Field this weekend in a Week 9 game, seeking to recover from a loss while the Cardinals arrive after a fourth-quarter comeback win over Dallas.4 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Three Cowboys Face Pressure Against the ColtsPublished November 4, 2026: Dallas heads to Indianapolis for a Week 9 matchup, with Javonte Williams, Caleb Downs and coach Brian Schottenheimer under pressure after a damaging loss to Arizona.5 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Trade Deadline Debate Puts Pickens, Wilson and Murray in FocusWith NFL teams facing a November 10 trade deadline, Dallas, New York and Minnesota confront questions about George Pickens, Garrett Wilson and Kyler Murray.6 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Jaguars Lead Week 9 Survivor RecommendationsNFL survivor advice published November 3 pointed to Jacksonville against Baltimore and Dallas against Indianapolis as Week 9 picks, while a model ranked Seattle first.21 h ago · New York Post
- Cardinals Place Jeremiyah Love on Injured ReserveArizona Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love is going on injured reserve with a high-ankle sprain suffered against Dallas on November 1. A four-to-five-week absence is anticipated.22 h ago · Sports Illustrated +4
- Cowherd Calls Cowboys NFL’s Worst-Coached Team After CollapseColin Cowherd criticized Dallas after the Cowboys blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead at home and lost to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 8. He called the team the NFL’s worst-coached and pointed to its 3-5 record.23 h ago · Sports Illustrated
- Jones Wants Pickens More Involved in Cowboys OffenseOn November 3, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said George Pickens should receive more opportunities after Dallas’ overtime loss to Arizona. The 3-5 Cowboys face Indianapolis on Sunday. · CBS Sports +2
- Jones’ Coaching Approach Leaves Cowboys’ Playoff Drought UnaddressedCowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones defended his approach to coaching salaries in a radio interview on November 3, as Dallas remains without an NFC title-game appearance since the 1995 season. · CBS Sports
- Jerry Jones Rejects Link Between Coach Pay and Cowboys WinsOn November 3, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones defended his spending on coaches as the team sat at 3-5, disputing that higher coaching salaries are connected to winning. · Newsweek +2
- Cowboys’ Options on Prescott Complicated by Contract and Losing SeasonAfter Dallas fell to 3-5 with a 33-30 overtime loss to Arizona, Chris Simms said on November 2 that the Cowboys may consider moving on from Dak Prescott if the season does not improve. · Sports Illustrated +1
- Josh Sweat Trade Talk Leaves Cowboys’ Options UnclearOn November 3, Arizona Cardinals edge rusher Josh Sweat was said to be open to a trade, while the team appeared willing to keep him, leaving the Dallas Cowboys’ potential pursuit uncertain before the November 10 deadline. · Sports Illustrated
- Jones Says Cowboys Won’t Sell at Trade DeadlineOn November 3, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Dallas is not looking to sell ahead of the NFL trade deadline, despite the team’s 3-5 record. · Sports Illustrated
- Jason Witten Named Oklahoma’s Interim Offensive CoordinatorOklahoma promoted tight ends coach Jason Witten to interim offensive coordinator after dismissing Ben Arbuckle, giving the former Dallas Cowboys star a chance to call plays. · Sports Illustrated
- Cowboys’ Response to Gary’s Costly Penalty Draws CriticismOn November 3, 2026, attention remained on Rashan Gary’s roughing-the-passer penalty in the Dallas Cowboys’ Week 8 loss to Arizona and the team’s response afterward. · Sports Illustrated
- Giants strengthen NFC East lead during bye weekOn November 2, the New York Giants remained atop the NFC East as Dallas lost to Arizona and Philadelphia fell to Washington. The 4-2-1 Giants now face the Eagles and Commanders in consecutive games. · New York Post +1
- Cowboys Cheerleaders’ Stampede Costumes Draw Online CriticismDallas Cowboys cheerleaders faced criticism over their dark “Stampede” costumes after the team’s Sunday loss to Arizona. Fans questioned the outfits’ style and fit. · Fox News
- Kendrick Bourne’s Fractured Tibia Ends Cardinals SeasonArizona Cardinals receiver Kendrick Bourne fractured his tibia in the team’s Week 8 win over Dallas and will miss the rest of the season, with the injury confirmed on November 2. · Sports Illustrated +1
- Allgeier powers Cardinals’ overtime comeback over CowboysTyler Allgeier rushed for 147 yards and scored twice as the Arizona Cardinals beat the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 in overtime at AT&T Stadium on November 1. · Deseret News
