Cowboy Roundup: Updated NFC East rankings; Dak has noticeable limp

The latest Dallas Cowboys news for Monday, November 4.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott on the bench against the Atlanta Falcons in the fourth quarter.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott on the bench against the Atlanta Falcons in the fourth quarter. / Brett Davis-Imagn Images

Good morning, Dallas Cowboys Nation. It's another gloom and doom Monday after a loss to the Atlanta Falcons which saw both Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb suffer injuries.

Haven't the football powers that be put Cowboys fans through enough?

Apparently not. The silver lining, however, is that it appears Jerry Jones is more open to making a trade by Tuesday afternoon's trade deadline than he was before the team's Week 9 loss.

We'll have to see if Dallas can salvage the season, but at this point, it's looking grim.

In the meantime, let's check out some headlines making waves. Indulge.

MORE: 4 takeaways from Cowboys' dreadful loss to the Falcons


Updated NFC East standings

After Week 9, the Cowboys fell to 3-5, but remain in third place in the NFC East thanks to the lowly Giants. However, the fact that the 7-2 Commanders are led by Dan Campbell and the 6-2 Philadelphia Eagles' offense is led by Kellen Moore adds insult to injury. Oh, what could have been.


Dak Prescott leaves Atlanta with noticeable limp

The Cowboys can't catch a break. The injury bug struck again on Sunday afternoon by taking out star quarterback Dak Prescott. After the game, Dak could be seen walking with a noticeable limp which hopefully will turn out to be nothing too serious.


Cowboys Quick Hits

Dak Prescott gives brutally honest reaction to latest Dallas Cowboys loss ... 3 winners & 5 losers from Cowboys loss to Falcons in Week 9 ... Cowboys' top plays & highlights vs. Falcons Week 9 ... Cowboys entire coaching staff signed pink slips with consecutive 4th down blunders ... Dallas Cowboys vs. Atlanta Falcons: Week 9 Player of the Game... Dak Prescott, Rico Dowdle team up for unreal TD of the Year contender... Former superstar calls out Cowboys for disrespecting Ezekiel Elliott.


Published
Josh Sanchez
JOSH SANCHEZ

Managing Editor: Cowboys SI - Contact: joshsanchez@gmail.com