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In our new series called Tape Talk, we'll watch back some film from the Cowboys' loss to the Broncos and dissect the good and bad from how Dallas' played and take a look at where things can improve. 

Markquese Bell stands as the lone healthy safety on the ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ' active roster, but there are some free agency options that could very well stabilize the ailing position group.

On Tuesday, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones discussed Dallas' LB play, the ins-and-outs of a trade before the deadline, Trevon Diggs' status and more. 

Having been embarrassed by the Broncos, and sitting at 3-4-1 on the season, Brian Schottenheimer says noticeable changes are on the horizon for the Cowboys.

With the trade deadline looming, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones says "I think we're not" one player away from improving Dallas' defense. 

With self-inflicted mistakes leading to a blow-out loss in Denver, the Cowboys must now hope to find an identity with a streak in the right direction. 

From not registering a sack defensively to giving up an average of 7.5 yards per play, there were some telling numbers from the Cowboys' 44-24 loss to the Broncos on Sunday that we recap on Zero to 100. 

On a day where the offense had to be perfect to have any chance of winning, it wasn't close. The penalties and mistakes were too much for this one-sided team. 

Despite combining for 152 yards on 14 receptions, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens' efforts weren't enough for the Cowboys in a 44-24 loss to the Broncos on Sunday. Now, they say Dallas needs to execute on their preparation better going forward. 

The drought continues against the Broncos, but what's most concerning for Dak Prescott and Brian Schottenheimer is in how the Cowboys can't find a way to replicate success in 2025.

The Cowboys lost 44-24 to the Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon, with self-inflicted wounds and big plays being allowed being among the factors that slowed Dallas down.

Plays that might be forgotten include a couple of early penalties that took points off the board for the Cowboys and added points for the Broncos. 

With the offense struggling to find consistent rhythm and the defense simply overmatched, the Cowboys fall at the Broncos, 44-24.

The Cowboys were unable to end their 30-year drought against the Broncos in Week 8 of the 2025 season, but there were some players who tried to change the outcome in Denver.

After placing CB Trevon Diggs on injured reserve Saturday, Cowboys COO/co-owner Stephen Jones told DallasCowboys.com that the team expects Diggs to return this season for Dallas. 

Trevon Diggs, who had battled a concussion and a knee injury this year, has been moved to IR for at least next four games 

This week's High 5 centers on the best receiving groups the Cowboys will face the rest of the season, including one in Denver this weekend. 

Two of the league's best units will face off on Sunday, setting the table for a fun afternoon in Denver. Our DallasCowboys.com has their picks in Cowboys-Broncos. 

Tyler Smith and the Cowboys know that they're going to need a physical, gritty performance on Sunday against the Broncos. They look forward to that, and Smith will do "whatever it takes" to get Dallas back in the win column. 

As the Cowboys aim to string together consecutive wins for the first time in nearly a year, Sunday's trip to Denver looms as a true midseason turning point for Brian Schottenheimer's squad.

The Cowboys head to Denver on Sunday, a place where they haven't won since 1992. What needs to happen for that to change this week? 

They don't meet often but, when they do, it's been the Broncos imposing their will, and that means the Cowboys want this win that much more — also for Javonte Williams. 

After missing the both practices so far this week with a concussion, Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs is trending towards not playing on Sunday against the Broncos. 

The first time Dak Prescott went and played on the road in Denver didn't go very well. Eight years later, he leads the league's #1 offense back to Mile High in the hopes of helping the Cowboys win their second straight game. 

CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens have a chemistry that is as undeniable off the field as it is on it, and it's helped to fuel an offense that's one of the best the ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ have ever had.