"The Dallas Cowboys will play their final regular season home game this afternoon. They close the year out on the road in Washington D.C. and in New York against NFC East rivals. Thanks to the results from yesterday's Eagles-Commanders game, the Cowboys will be playing for pride this afternoon. It might be advisable for Dallas to give some of their back-ups more playing time starting today. The Cowboys need to evaluate who stays and who goes in 2026."
"The Chargers can run the ball with a 1-2 punch of Omarion Hampton and Kimani Vidal. Dallas has had some issues recently stopping the run. Justin Herbert will still be dealing with an injury to his non-throwing hand. But he has some solid targets to throw to if he's given time. Dallas has to slow down the run. They must pressure Herbert anytime he drops back to pass."
"One amusing scenario would be seeing Trey Lance walk back onto the field at AT&T Stadium again. Only this time, he'll be wearing a Chargers uniform. Who: Los Angeles Chargers Where: at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas When: Today, Noon (CST) How (to watch): FOX All-Time Marks Dallas holds an 8-5 series lead against the Chargers all-time. This dates back to the first meeting between the two teams in 1972, a 34-28 Cowboys' win over San Diego."
The Dallas Cowboys host the Los Angeles Chargers in their final regular-season home game before finishing the year on the road in Washington and New York. The Cowboys enter the game playing for pride after the Eagles-Commanders result and should consider giving backups more playing time to evaluate roster decisions for 2026. The Chargers present a 1-2 rushing attack with Omarion Hampton and Kimani Vidal, testing Dallas' recent run-defense issues. Justin Herbert will deal with an injury to his non-throwing hand but retains quality receiving targets. Dallas must slow the run and apply consistent pressure on Herbert to win.
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