Everybody’s got a part to play on a 53-man NFL roster. For Cowboys’ backup quarterback Trey Lance, he’s been cast in a supporting role as a two-time NFL MVP. Lance has spent the week leading up to Sunday’s Cowboys-Ravens matchup playing the role of Lamar Jackson for Dallas’ scout team,

Micah Parsons, the pass rusher, is way more impactful as a pass rusher than he is as an off-the-ball linebacker, and with Dallas needing a win against Baltimore on Sunday, the All-Pro could play multiple roles.

Sometime in the days that followed the Ravens’ haunting 26-23 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, Lamar Jackson walked into an offensive team meeting looking to reinject life as if he were jump-starting a car battery.

It’s no secret the Cowboys offense runs through star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb these days. Dallas’ $136 million man boasts the NFL’s second-highest annual salary for a non-quarterback (tied with Joey Bosa) and is coming off an All-Pro season where he led the league in receptions (135).

The Dallas Cowboys kicked off their padded practice of Week 3 on Thursday ahead of their showdown with the Baltimore Ravens, but it was a mixed bag as far as injuries go.  Baltimore will come to Texas with All-Pro quarterback and reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson,

The Cowboys defense got run over by the Saints on their home field last weekend and Micah Parsons is adamant that it can't happen again when the Ravens come to town this Sunday.

Mike McCarthy doesn’t want to trade volleys with reporters regarding the statistics of how bad the Cowboys’ run defense is after two weeks. The same problems the Cowboys encountered last season with their run defense haven’t left them.

The Dallas Cowboys had their run defense exposed by the New Orleans Saints in Week 2. As the Cowboys prepare for the Baltimore Ravens in Week 3, Emmitt Smith isn’t convinced Dallas fans won’t see more of the same.