We've got just four weeks of Sunday Night Football on NBC and Peacock left in the regular season, and every game counts. Teams already in playoff position are trying to keep hold of their spots, while teams just outside playoff position are fighting for a chance at a Wild Card berth.

The Cowboys are coming off a loss, but still have postseason hopes going into Sunday night’s game against the Vikings.

The Cowboys cannot lose again, and Friday's injury report is key to seeing who will be able to help them against the Vikings.

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs is ready to make his comeback from a two-month injury absence, but he needs to get his team's approval to do so.

The Dallas Cowboys will host the Minnesota Vikings at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, with kickoff set for 8:20 p.m. ET on Sunday. This Sunday Night Football matchup carries playoff implications for Dallas as the club looks to climb back into contention.

Dallas is still breathing in the NFC playoff race, but injuries are piling up. The Cowboys face a healthier Vikings squad with zero margin for error.

A Week 15 NFL 'Sunday Night Football' contest has the Dallas Cowboys hosting the Minnesota Vikings. The Cowboys (6-6-1) saw a three-game win

In a pivotal moment ahead of Sunday night’s must-win clash with the Minnesota Vikings, Dallas Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer delivered the kind of news that shifts expectations for the NFC East showdown.