Cowboys News: Poaching Quinn, Lewis shines back home, mending fences

The beginning of the NFL playoffs means poaching season officially begins. Which open coaching vacancy appears to have its sights set on Dallas defensive coordinator Dan Quinn? While Quinn may leave the Cowboys, the task at hand has yet to be completed. Good thing he has players like Cowboys cornerback Jourdan Lewis, who appears back from to form by breaking into this week’s key moments.

Speaking of moments, ending up back where you originally started seems to be a popular move in Dallas. Could a reunion with these two former Cowboys help push Dallas further into the playoffs?

After staying put in last week’s power rankings, see how far the Cowboys jumped after defeating Detroit. Lastly, which recently released veteran has Cowboys fans divided over whether or not he should be wearing a star on his helmet.

Cowboys to bring back exes La'el Collins, Damien Wilson for workouts as playoffs loom :: Cowboys Wire

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The Cowboys brought back a couple of familiar faces for a workout in what appears to be a precautionary depth move for the playoffs. With injury concerns along their line, Dallas may be adding experience just in case any injuries force any current starters to miss time.

Report: Cowboys DC Dan Quinn already being eyed by Chargers for HC opening :: Cowboys Wire

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Dan Quinn will always be remembered as the coach who spearheaded the development of Cowboys star pass rusher Micah Parsons. In what has become a yearly question around Frisco, could Quinn bolt for a team littered with talent?

Are you for aquiring Dalvin Cook? :: Clarence Hill

Cooks cooking, Jourdan Lewis' olympic dive among Cowboys key Week 17 moments :: Cowboys Wire

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Rewatching weekly contests allow viewers to see many things. The weekly rewind also allows some to pinpoint the exact time momentum swings in favor of the victor. Check out the key moments from the Lions game that allowed the Cowboys to be in position for another division title.

Or against aquiring Dalvin Cook? :: John Owning

Cowboys’ short-yardage butcher: DeMarcus Lawrence’s high-leverage success is nothing new :: Dallas Morning News

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Pass rusher DeMarcus Lawrence has been criticized in the past for his lack of big numbers. What the numbers don’t tell you is how important he has become in key moments that have helped the Cowboys secure wins when the outcome of the game was undecided.

Cowboys first 7-round mock draft of 2024: OL, LB, RB needs filled :: Cowboys Wire

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For 18 teams, the offseason begins with a thud once the regular season ends. With a playoff spot secure, the Cowboys season will continue for at least another week.  To cope, the draft gives hope to those franchises not fortunate to have a shot at the title this year.

While Cowboys fans are thinking deep playoff run, preparing for the future of this team is not far away. Check out the first mock draft of 2024.

Power Rankings: Cowboys jump into Top 3 :: Home Station

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Power rankings change every week but it is nice to see the Cowboys finally getting recognized as one of the top teams in the NFL. With a win on Sunday, Dallas should be etched into the top four teams heading into the playoffs. Find out where each outlet ranked the Cowboys heading into the final week of the regular season.

Dallas Cowboys playoffs: Here is every possible opponent Dallas could face in Wild Card Round :: Blogging the Boys

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Predicting who the Cowboys will play on wildcard weekend is anyone’s guess. Probabilities are always fun but previewing every possible opponent is a great way for developing your own rooting guide.

Take a quick peek into who the Cowboys can play and how well they match up against Dallas.

Road blues in Washington :: Jon Machota

Lions’ Dan Campbell discussed 2-point play with referee before Cowboys game; no explanation from league :: The Athletic

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If you are interested to hear from the league regarding report-gate, there remains no official explanation. While rumors of the league blaming the Lions for “deception” it appears that moving on would be beneficial to all parties involved but may be easier said than done.

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