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Michael C. E-MAIL tickets saints. History: New Orleans Saints vs. Dallas Cowboys. Latest News on Cowboys at Saints. Saints forced three turnovers, allowed yards. Two fumble recoveries, a forced fumble and 10 tackles in victory over Dallas. Watch the Dallas Cowboys vs. It'll be tough to get a solid run game going against this defense.

But I think Dallas finds their balance on offense, opens up the deep game more as the game goes along, and secures a big win. Dallas pulls away late in a win over the Saints. Mickey Spagnola: Just win, baby. Don't need any style points in this game Thursday night against the Saints.

With the number of injuries the Cowboys are still dealing with, plus with COVID ravaging the coaching staff, six of the coaches including head coach Mike McCarthy out for this game, the Cowboys still have a lot to overcome in Game But the Saints are having their own injury problems, slated to start Taysom Hill at quarterback, but are expected to be without RB Alvin Kamara and both of their starting offensive tackles, Ryan Ramczyk and Terron Armstead.

Let's go and get that eighth win and end this two-game losing streak at the conclusion of this tough stretch of playing four games in 19 days but are now starting a string of three straight road games. Let's say How will the Cowboys finish up the regular-season in Philadelphia? Check out this week's predictions for Saturday's game.

Can the Cowboys keep it rolling this week against Arizona and win their fifth straight game? Check out this week's predictions for Sunday's game. Madden MemoriesNo matter how long you've followed the NFL, it's nearly impossible not to have some connection to John Madden, who passed away this week. Here are some memories from our staff writers on the iconic figure. But there are bigger goals on the line. The Cowboys look to win three straight road games as they take on the Giants in the Meadowlands.

Check out this week's predictions Sunday's showdown in D. This will be the Cowboys' first-ever game against Las Vegas, although they've certainly played the Raiders before, especially on Thanksgiving. Here are some predictions for Thursday's game.

Finally, this epic game is here. Prescott looked sharp in the first half where he got most of his production but he really struggled in the second half. This was a game that the Cowboys could have won in a blow out if the offense were able to capitalise on multiple opportunities. The Saints have started slowly throughout their 5 game losing skid and this game was no exception as they failed to score in the first quarter for the fifth game in a row. Prescott then tossed a fade to the right corner where Gallup made a leaping, twisting catch over cornerback Bradley Roby and narrowly touched both feet in bounds.

Kearse made a fantastic play, diving to snag the fluttering ball while dragging his toes on the turf before falling out of bounds. That turned the tide of the game for the Cowboys and their defense was able to shut down the Saints for the most part from then on. The game was close into the third quarter when Pollard gave Dallas a advantage by slipping an arm tackle in the backfield and speeding away from everyone else on route to a 58 yard TD run.

In the middle of the fourth quarter, just when the Cowboys had an opportunity to put the game away, Prescott was intercepted by Marshon Lattimore to keep the Saints hopes alive. Prescott was hit in the face by a defender just as he threw the ball but the officials missed it and the interception stood. Overcoming bad calls was something that the Cowboys were not able to do the previous week which is a very good sign. On that note, the officiating last night was for the most part spot on and it was the Cowboys who actually benefited the most from bad calls in this game.

The Saints were trying to close within one score early in the fourth quarter when Rookie outside linebacker Micah Parsons squelched the life out of that drive when he sacked Hill for an yard loss back to the New Orleans yard line on fourth down.