It was WR Ryan Flournoy -- not WR George Pickens -- who stepped up for the Cowboys with WR CeeDee Lamb out for most of the second half of Thursday night's game vs. the Lions with a concussion. Flournoy hit halftime with two catches for five yards. He racked up another seven grabs for 110 yards and a score over the game's final 30 minutes. Flournoy's 42-yard TD in the fourth quarter came on a coverage bust in Detroit's secondary. But he also ran some crisp routes and made multiple tough grabs in traffic. Flournoy's 13 targets led the Cowboys and were a big 27.7% of the team total.

The Cowboys racked up 416 total yards and 376 passing yards in Thursday night's 44-30 loss to the Lions. WR George Pickens came away with just five catches for 37 yards and 0 TDs. It was an even more disappointing outcome considering WR CeeDee Lamb missed almost the entire second half with a concussion. Pickens saw bracket coverage on most plays after Lamb exited. But he also ran a bunch of half-hearted routes and was not attacking the ball like we know he's capable of. Pickens ran a lazy slant on Dallas' first offensive snap of the second half that was broken up by CB Amik Robertson and intercepted by LB Derrick Barnes.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb left early in the third quarter of Thursday night's game at Detroit with a concussion. He hit his head on the ground after extending backward to attempt a catch in the end zone.

Cowboys WR George Pickens (knee, calf) was upgraded to full participation in Wednesday's practice and is off the final injury report. He should be ready for his usual role in Thursday's game vs. the Chiefs and remains a must-start in fantasy football.

Cowboys WR George Pickens (knee, calf) was limited in Tuesday's practice. He got banged up late in last week's win over the Eagles but was able to return. Pickens should be fine for Thursday's game vs. the Chiefs, but we'll see how he's listed on the final injury report tomorrow.

Dallas' offense started sluggishly in Sunday's win over the Eagles, failing to cross the 50-yard line until its third possession and fumbling that one away. Philadelphia jumped to a 21-0 lead before the middle of the second quarter, and QB Dak Prescott followed that third enemy score by throwing an INT into the end zone. But he rebounded big time from there to rack up 354 yards, 2 TDs and a rushing score. The game finished with his second-best fantasy score of the season and the third-best among QBs for the week (with Monday night's game left to go). Prescott now ranks among the top 5 per-game scorers at the position for the season (depending on your format).

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb should have posted a much better fantasy line than he did in Sunday's win over the Eagles. He did manage 75 yards on 4 catches, but Lamb drew a team-high 11 targets in the contest. Pro Football Focus charged him with two drops, including one in the end zone. (Others had him for three in the game.) That's a particularly interesting point, because Lamb had a similar issue at Philadelphia in the opener. For the season, PFF has charged Lamb with eight drops in eight games. Six of those have come against the Eagles.

When the Cowboys visited Philadelphia to open the season, WR George Pickens tallied just 3 receptions in his first game with the team. Dallas channeled bigger target loads to CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson in that game. But Pickens made a much larger impact on Sunday's rematch victory. He snagged all nine of his targets for a game-high 146 yards and a TD. It was Pickens' second straight game with 9 receptions and at least 144 yards. It was his fourth consecutive week with at least nine targets.

The Cowboys are sending a 2026 second-round pick and a 2027 first-rounder to the Jets for DT Quinnen Williams. The 27-year-old (until late December) is under contract through 2027.

The Cowboys finally figured out what their defense has been lacking, and it's a LB not even good enough to start for the Bengals. Dallas is trading a seventh-round pick to Cincinnati for LB Logan Wilson. The 29-year-old spent most of the past five years starting for the Bengals, but rookie Barrett Carter replaced him in the lineup in Week 6 and has remained the corps leader in playing time since then.

Cowboys RB Jaydon Blue is a healthy scratch for tonight's game vs. the Cardinals. The rookie seemed to be building a little momentum as Dallas' No 2 RB, but the team will instead roll with RBs Hunter Luepke and Malik Davis behind lead back Javonte Williams in this one.

Cowboys TE Jake Ferguson was held without a catch in Sunday’s blowout loss to Denver. He drew only one target on 35 team pass attempts.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott tied a season-low with 188 passing yards in Sunday's loss to the Broncos. He completed 19 of 31 passes and went without a TD for the first time since Week 1.

The Cowboys have added LB Jack Sanborn to the injury report and ruled him out vs. the Broncos with a groin injury. The timing indicates he suffered it during pregame warmups. Make sure Sanborn's out of your IDP lineup if you'd been planning to start him.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb returned from a high-ankle sprain to drop 5 catches, 110 yards, and 1 score on Washington. He wasn’t limited in his return, posting a 100% route rate.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (ankle) is not listed on the final injury report for Sunday’s game vs. the Commanders. He practiced all week, including a full workout on Friday. Lamb said Thursday that he won’t be on a snap count this weekend. He might not be all the way back to 100% four weeks removed from his high-ankle sprain, but Lamb is right back to must-start status. WR KaVontae Turpin (foot) will also be back for Sunday’s game.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (ankle) told reporters on Thursday that he'll have no limitations or a snap count in his return vs. the Commanders this weekend. He added that he could have played vs. the Panthers last week but sat out so that he could be fully healthy. Lamb will be four weeks removed from his high-ankle sprain on Sunday. That's an injury that typically impacts production beyond four weeks, so we're still not expecting to see Lamb at 100% in this one. But even Lamb at 70-80% belongs in fantasy lineups.

Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb (ankle) got in a limited practice on Wednesday -- his first official practice since going down in Week 3. HC Brian Schottenheimer confirmed that Lamb is "trending to play" vs. the Commanders this weekend. We'll keep you updated on his status over the next few days.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday that it's "looking good" for WR CeeDee Lamb -- as well as WR KaVontae Turpin and G Tyler Booker -- to return for this weekend's game vs. the Commanders. We'll keep a close eye on Lamb's status throughout this week, and he'll carry some elevated risk in his first game back from a high-ankle sprain. But he'd be virtually impossible to keep out of fantasy lineups. Lamb checks in 4th in our initial Week 7 WR rankings.

Cowboys WR George Pickens put on a show in Sunday’s close loss to the Panthers. The former Steeler tallied 9 catches, 168 yards, and 1 score on a season-high 35% target share. The yardage marked a high among all Week 6 WRs.