Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Amari Cooper missed Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs after being placed on the COVID-19 list, but Dak Prescott backed the Cowboys’ star WR.

The Cowboys placed Amari Cooper on the reserve/COVID-19 list Friday, announcing he will miss Sunday’s game between Dallas and Kansas City.

Two of the best QBs in the NFL will battle Sunday as Dak Prescott leads his Cowboys into Arrowhead Stadium to take on Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

Dak Prescott first got involved with Julius Jones’ case last year, when he wrote a letter to Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt urging clemency.

The Cowboys entered Sunday riding high with a six-game win streak, but Dallas couldn’t get anything started against a stingy Broncos defense.

Cooper Rush watched most NFL games from his couch last October. On Sunday, he led the Cowboys to a crucial comeback win over the Vikings.

The Cowboys are taking a cautious approach with Dak Prescott by holding the quarterback, who suffered a calf strain two weeks ago, out Sunday night.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was limited again in practice Friday, 12 days removed from suffering a calf strain.

Micah Parsons says the Dallas Cowboys’ bye week came at a perfect time as the greatness-obsessed rookie linebacker felt he was entering a slump.

Amari Cooper said he thought Jon Gruden, who resigned as Raiders coach on Monday night, was impulsive but never racist or misogynistic.