FRISCO, Texas – Entering their toughest stretch of the season at 4-5-1, the Cowboys faced a daunting five-day period with two games against the teams that contested Super Bowl LIX.
dallas won both games, defeating the Philadelphia eagles and Kansas City Chiefs, improving to 6-5-1 as the 2025 regular season nears it’s conclusion.
While a postseason berth remains uncertain, Thursday’s win over the Chiefs considerably boosts their chances. The Cowboys recognize the work ahead, but three consecutive victories have positioned them to largely control their own playoff destiny.
Let’s examine the numbers behind Dallas’ 31-28 Thanksgiving Day victory:
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The Cowboys led the NFL with 146 points scored in the second quarter this season. Against Kansas City, they added 10 second-quarter points via Brandon Aubrey’s 49-yard field goal and Malik Davis’ 43-yard touchdown run.
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The Cowboys offense has recorded six games with 400 or more yards this season, the most in the NFL. Dallas has also won the last six home games against the Chiefs, dating back to 1983.
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According to former Cowboys