He could accomplish something Sunday his Cowboys quarterback predecessors never did. A Dallas quarterback has never led the NFL in passing. Entering Sunday’s Week 18 regular-season finale, Prescott’s 4,

The Dallas Cowboys parted ways with Trevon Diggs, who now has to find a new home while the Cowboys navigate the salary cap.

AT&T Stadium is the place where the Dallas Cowboys (6-7) will meet the Los Angeles Chargers (10-4) on Sunday. Los Angeles is 2.5-point dogs from oddsmakers. The over-under has been set at 49.5.

QB Jaxson Dart has rushed for 9 touchdowns, setting a new franchise record for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in a single season. He passed Daniel Jones, who had seven in 2022. Dart also owns the third-most rushing touchdowns by a rookie quarterback in NFL history.

Dallas needs a lot to happen to qualify for the 2025 playoff field. But very little has to go wrong to effectively finish their season.

Tensions flared during the holiday season. A spat with head coach Brian Schottenheimer over Christmas travel plans seemingly served as the final straw for veteran cornerback Trevon Diggs, who was

Regardless of who signs Diggs, that amount will sit on the Cowboys' 2026 cap as dead money. Diggs was set to count $18.4 million against the cap next year ($14.5 million in base salary, amortized SB of $2.9 million, $1 million roster bonus), so the move shaves off around $12.5 million of money from the Cowboys' cap.

Trevon Diggs took to social media Wednesday morning to share a farewell message amid his Dallas departure. Diggs’ time with the Cowboys officially ended Tuesday afternoon. The team placed him on waivers, ending six seasons with the club and a career where he led the NFL in interceptions one season, was named to two Pro Bowls and one All-Pro team.