After a performance in Week 5 that saw him total 1.5 sacks on New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields, Houston moved his team-leading total on the season to 3.5 sacks, more than Parsons has in Green Bay (2.5).

Dallas Cowboys All-Pro return specialist KaVontae Turpin received a promising injury update from owner and general manager Jerry Jones ahead of NFL Week 6.

Dallas dominated early and often in its latest trip to MetLife Stadium, defeating the New York Jets 37-22. Dak Prescott and the offense were rolling, while the defense had plenty of answers for Justin Fields. Below, you’ll find game coverage, photos and more from Week 5’s Cowboys-Jets showdown:

The Dallas Cowboys have weathered a challenging start to their season, navigating a tough schedule while dealing with significant injuries. None has been more impactful than the absence of superstar wide receiver CeeDee Lamb,

Here are the full game day inactive lists for the Jets and Cowboys on Sunday at MetLife Stadium: A Grant County Corrections Deputy is on administrative leave following a domestic violence incident in Soap Lake. The Grant County Sheriff’s Office says that the incident is under investigation by the Soap Lake Police Department.

Cowboys legend and Colorado football coach Deion Sanders reunited with former star Pacman Jones, who he took under his wing, after successful surgery.

In the Cowboys' win over the Jets, Dak Prescott threw for 237 yards, and four touchdowns and Javonte Williams toted the rock 16 times for 135 yards. Dallas fell behind initially but reeled off 30 straight points to lead 30-3 midway through the third quarter. The win pulled Dallas within 1.5 games of the Eagles in the NFC East.

The comparisons for the 2025 version of the Cowboys were Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals last season, where the offense was elite, but often let down by the defense.