The Cowboys (6-7-1) struggled in all three phases in primetime and now find themselves closing in on another lost season. Star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, after exiting Week 14 early with a concussion, bounced back with another 100-yard game, but the offense managed just two rushing touchdowns in a must-win game.

It’s somewhat uncommon for diehard fans to cheer for any team other than their own to prevail in a given week. Sure, any time any non-NFC South team is playing the Panthers, or Falcons, or even the Buccaneers, they get a cursory nod of approval.

The Dallas Cowboys are barely clinging on to life in their hunt to make the NFC playoffs. The club, sitting with a 6-6-1 record entering Week 15, have sat bak and watched the full slate of games unfold before they hit the field for Sunday Night Football against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Cowboys had no wiggle room entering this game. After the Sunday afternoon slates, the Packers were the No. 7 seed at

Do you think Case Keenum and Stefon Diggs were aware of Minnesota's 4% win probability with 10 seconds left, no timeouts, and 61 yards from the end zone when they stunned the Saints in the 2018 playoffs with the Minneapolis Miracle?

The Minnesota Vikings were eliminated from playoff contention before taking the field for their game at the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night. The Vikings have alternated between making and missing the playoffs in four seasons under coach Kevin O'Connell.