Jahmyr Gibbs ran three touchdowns, the last a 13-yarder with 2:19 left that sealed the Detroit Lions' much-needed 44-30 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday night.

The Lions have the most wins, and the most losses, of any NFL team playing on Thanksgiving. They hold a 38-45-2 record, according to ESPN. They beat the Chicago Bears 23-20 on Turkey Day last year, marking the first time in eight years Detroit has won on the holiday.

Detroit's front-seven was much more impactful than in recent weeks, with five total sacks against Prescott. The group also limited Javonte Williams to 3.9 yards per carry, a solid feat as they held the Cowboys under 100 rushing yards as a team.

Nolan Bianchi, Richard Silva, John Niyo and Bob Wojnowski of The Detroit News offer predictions for Thursday's game between the Lions and Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys at Detroit Lions meet for Thursday Night Football at Ford Field. Here are the best prop bets for the game.

Dallas signal-caller Dak Prescott has thrown for a league-high 3,261 yards, and has recorded an NFL-best 75.6 QBR. Meanwhile, Cowboys receivers George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb have combined for 124 receptions, 1,886 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns in 2025.

The Lions beat the Cowboys behind Jahmyr Gibbs' three-touchdown night. Here are the highlights and top plays from Thursday Night Football.

The Dallas Cowboys are on the outside of the playoff picture as they head to Detroit for a pivotal December game.

Of course, it all starts this week on Sunday Night Football. According to the NFL, if the Cowboys beat the Vikings in prime time on NBC and Peacock, their current chances of securing a playoff berth rise from 11 percent to 15 percent... granted those chances drop to 3 percent if they lose. So stay tuned!

The Dallas Cowboys didn’t hide from their failures in Sunday’s loss to the Detroit Lions, and neither did star wide receiver George Pickens. The head coach, Brian Schottenheimer, told reporters he spoke directly with the wide receiver about his showing,