The Dallas Cowboys' Week 15 matchup against Minnesota is huge for their postseason hopes. Will they make the playoffs?

The Cowboys still have a glimmer of hope to make the playoffs, here's who they are working with entering Week 15.

Heading into Thursday night’s game against the Detroit Lions, the Cowboys have one defensive player listed out in two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Trevon Diggs and two players listed as questionable in safety Malik Hooker and defensive end Jadeveon Clowney.

After Week 15, the Cowboys hold the No. 14 and No. 23 (from Green Bay) draft picks in the first round. So, Dallas winning in the final three games could push that No. 14 pick back, but losing would, in theory, improve the Cowboys' draft position.

Jerry Jones is hugely disappointed with the overall performance of the Dallas Cowboys in the 2025 season. The team is on the verge of missing the playoffs for the second consecutive season after suffering a 34-26 loss to the Minnesota Vikings at AT&T Stadium on Sunday.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones offers a blunt take on Trevon Diggs as questions grow about their strained relationship.

The Cowboys have almost no chance to make the playoffs in the wake of their Week 15 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

The Vikings' upset win over the Cowboys on Sunday night came at a bit of a cost. Several key players departed with injuries over the course of the evening and will be subject to further evaluation to assess the severity of their ailments.

While the Cowboys' loss to the Vikings is one that the franchise is frustrated by, Prescott advocates that the team doesn't lose track and still sets up for every game like it's crucial. He would say that “nothing's going to change” for him in terms of preparation, and that he looks to spread that influence.

Dallas is all-but eliminated from the playoffs. The final three games could determine a lot for some Cowboys players and coaches.