The bright side of the Dallas Cowboys' recent loss to the Philadelphia Eagles is that it's clear Dak Prescott isn't the problem, and fans can now look forward to an excellent draft pick in April. For the majority of the NFL,

The Cowboys have resisted wholesale changes for some time, but a season that's spiraling out of control should prompt a significant shift in Dallas.

Excluding meaningless final regular season games in which either team rested starters, Prescott has a 7-3 lifetime record against the Eagles. The Eagles now have a 3-1 record against the Cowboys during the Prescott era when Prescott has missed the game due to injury:

Dak Prescott has decided on surgery for his torn hamstring, ending the season for the franchise quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys when their playoff hopes were already fading fast. Owner Jerry Jones said Prescott will have the surgery Wednesday in New York.

The Dallas Cowboys officially reunited with an old friend of their quarterbacks room, as the organization announced Tuesday that it has signed Will Grier to the practice squad. Grier, a third-round pick by the Carolina Panthers in 2019,

It was Parsons’ words, not his play, that stole the spotlight. Parsons was asked after the game about the job status of head coach Mike McCarthy, which is understandably a topic of interest as the Cowboys fell to 3-6 in McCarthy’s final year of his contract.

Micah Parsons said any decision about Mike McCarthy's future is "above my pay grade" and said he feels bad for Cowboys veterans "who put in more time ... than [McCarthy] ever did."

Criticism has mounted against Cowboys star Micah Parsons after his controversial comments about head coach Mike McCarthy after the team’s blowout loss to the Eagles on Sunday, and he doesn’t seem pleased about how his remarks have been perceived.