Jake Ferguson and Jadeveon Clowney are both expected to play in Week 15 against the Vikings as Dallas pushes for a playoff spot.

The Dallas Cowboys need to win out to keep their playoff hopes alive, but which of their final four games will be the most difficult?

FRISCO, Texas -- All things considered, wide receiver George Pickens has been everything the Dallas Cowboys could have hoped for when they acquired him this past offseason in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Three Dallas players were hit with fines, highlighted by George Pickens' $11,593 punishment. The Cowboys wideout's fine was the result of an unnecessary roughness violation in the second quarter of the Lions game.

The Dallas Cowboys welcomed a starting member of the secondary back to the practice field on Thursday, giving the team some promising news ahead of Week 15.

The Dallas Cowboys’ chances of reaching the postseason suffered a significant setback following their Week 14 defeat against the Detroit Lions.Coming into the matchup on a three-game winning streak—highlighted by a victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving—the Cowboys appeared to be gaining momentum.

As it currently stands, the Dallas Cowboys hold pick No. 28 via the Green Bay Packers stemming from the mid-season Micah Parsons trade. This will allow Dallas to secure another key defensive player for their squad and tap into the Ohio State program for a second time.

On Saturday, the NFL announced Alex Anzalone among the players to receive fines for actions during the Week 14 slate of games. Anzalone was hit with a $17,698 fine for unnecessary roughness, labeled striking/kicking/tripping/kneeing.