As we continue evaluating what a realistic finish to the Cowboys’ 2025 season looks like, it’s important to acknowledge just how turbulent the journey has already been.

Week 11 had a flair for the dramatics. Out of the gate, Sunday kicked off with an overtime bout between the Commanders and Dolphins from Madrid, and was followed up with some wild finishes in the early afternoon window.

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys looked to end their two-game skid in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season, hitting the road to face Geno Smith and the Las Vegas Raiders on "Monday Night Football." The Cowboys are coming off two ugly losses before their Week 10 bye, including the Denver Broncos and the Kyler Murray-less Arizona Cardinals.

Dak Prescott emphasized the importance of unity after the Cowboys beat the Raiders in their first game since Marshawn Kneeland's death.

Kansas City is 5-5 in its 10 Thanksgiving contests, but has not played on the holiday since 2006, when Larry Johnson rushed for 157 yards to lead the Chiefs to a win over the division-rival Broncos. That was also the first year that the league played a Thursday night game on Thanksgiving in addition to the games hosted by the Lions and Cowboys.

Both Tyrique Stevenson and Jaquan Brisker were injured going for an interception of Vikings' QB J.J. McCarthy.