Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is not short on confidence ahead of Thursday night's game against the Detroit Lions. The Lions (7-5, 3rd in NFC North) are hosting the Cowboys (6-5-1, 2nd in ...

Lindsay Hicks talks with “Enable: The Disability Podcast” about her experiences as an amputee, the high cost of prosthetics, and the mental and physical challenges that come with an amputated leg. She ...

Over the course of his 10 years as the quarterback of the Cowboys, Dak Prescott has established himself as one of the best passers in the league and has earned three Pro Bowl spots because of it. With ...

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys looked to end their two-game skid in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season, hitting the road to face Geno Smith and the Las Vegas Raiders on "Monday Night Football." The ...

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This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Marshawn Kneeland, who appeared in ...

HAUGHTON, La. -- Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott will be returning to the turf where his athletic career first started for a special night in Haughton High history. He will receive a hometown ...

A fired-up Dak Prescott didn’t hold back Tuesday when asked about the Cowboys’ trade deadline shocker in acquiring defensive lineman Quinnen Williams from the Jets. “I’m f–king pumped,” the ...

“Dak’s a bum. ... He getting some numbers, and they stink,” Green said. “... They’ll never win with Dak. ... I won four championships ... so you gotta understand when I say bum, I’m not saying Dak ...

There was a football game played on Monday night in Dallas, which was easy to overlook given the ramshackle way the Cowboys played in losing to the previously 2-5 Cardinals. Dallas got little going on ...

The rise in diabetes and peripheral artery disease is taking a gruesome toll on Illinois residents, with a large spike in rates of leg and foot amputations performed in the state's hospitals.