Blogging the Boys takes a look at how the team will aim to restore its homefield advantage in 2025 after a disappointing 2024 ...

Hotel Crescent Court in Dallas. Along with a Thanksgiving Day Brunch on Nov. 28 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., the hotel will offer a to-go option for those who want to celebrate Thanksgiving at home, ...

Thanksgiving and the Dallas Cowboys.. Sorry if this traditional combination spoils your appetite. But with the mix also including the New York Giants, a team flailing even more precipitously than ...

Related: The all-time results of the Dallas Cowboys’ Thanksgiving Day games. The Week 13 matchup pits two NFC East teams looking to climb from the bottom of the division’s standings.

Dallas Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland, left, and quarterback Dak Prescott (4) celebrate by eating Thanksgiving turkey legs next to reporter Tracy Wolfson after the Cowboys defeated the Washington ...

Dallas has been the underdog for a while now, but this week they are favored. With their rivals in the NFC East, the New York Giants , coming to town on turkey day, Dallas finds themselves as 3.5 ...

Before moving to Phoenix, the Cardinals did play twice more on Thanksgiving, but as the road team in Dallas. They lost both games by a score of 35-17.

Dallas has been a Thanksgiving staple since the 1966 season with the exception of 1975 and 1977. MORE: 6 Cowboys players in contract years entering 2025 NFL season.

DALLAS — Thanksgiving is almost here. Whether you are traveling, prepping or maybe spending some time outdoors, pay attention to the weather.

DALLAS — North Texas is in for a pleasant Thanksgiving: Turkey Day will start off chilly at around 40 degrees, but temperatures will warm up to around 60, and things look to be dry.

Dallas-Fort Worth - North Texas will experience a rollercoaster of weather this week, with temperatures ranging from the 80s to near freezing. But will it be cold in time for Thanksgiving?

Dallas is second to the Lions for the most games on the holiday in NFL history. In the 1960s, NFL viewership was growing rapidly, and the league added a second Thanksgiving game in 1966.