The Dallas Cowboys have dropped their final injury report of the week with two key players set to miss the action.

On Thursday, the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys will each host an N.F.L. game. If that sounds familiar, it should, because for decades the Lions and Cowboys have always hosted N.F.L. games on Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving Day is a time for family, friends, and football. For fans of the Dallas Cowboys, this holiday is particularly special as it marks the annual tradition of America's Team taking the field.

Thanksgiving is always a special holiday for Detroit Lions fans. Our team perenially playing the early afternoon game slot is a wonderful tradition, even if the on-field product hasn’t always been appetizing.

No holiday marries football and food quite like Thanksgiving, and AT&T Stadium is making sure fans at the Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants game can gobble till they wobble.

For nearly six decades now, the Dallas Cowboys have been synonymous with Thanksgiving Day, hosting a game every year but two since 1966. Continuing the tradition that began at the collegiate level all the way back in the 1870s,

The Dallas Cowboys and Thanksgiving go hand in hand more than any other NFL team out there. This year, the excitement for their yearly Holiday game might not be as high as in different times but people will still tune in to an NFC East showdown matching up backup quarterbacks.