The Dallas Cowboys have no interest in laying down their weapons. Despite suffering two more season-ending injuries to defensive starters in the last week, the group came out and proved why Mike Zimmer was hired during the offseason.

The Cowboys will face the Bryce Young and the struggling Carolina Panthers (3-10) this Sunday at noon. When these teams faced off last year, Dak Prescott

Dallas dominated Carolina in a 30-14 road win despite the Panthers hanging tough with both the Eagles and Chiefs in recent weeks

The Dallas Cowboys are not mathematically eliminated from playoff contention as they enter Week 15 at 5-8, but dreams of reaching the postseason are dwindling. As that door starts to close, eyes are now starting to pivot to what is expected to be a monumental offseason in Dallas.

Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons responded Sunday to the latest speculation that he could be traded in the offseason.

Cooper Rush and the Dallas offense seem to be rounding into form, although it is almost certainly a matter of too little, too late for the Cowboys playoff hopes. The 31-year-old Rush threw a career-high three touchdown passes on Sunday and Rico Dowdle bested his career high in rushing for the third straight week as the Cowboys steamrolled past the favored Carolina Panthers 30-14 on Sunday.

Cooper Rush threw for 214 yards and a career-high three touchdown passes, Dallas forced four Bryce Young turnovers and sacked the second-year quarterback six times as the Cowboys defeated the Carolina Panthers 30-14 on Sunday for their third win in the past four games.