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30 best pics from Cowboys 30-14 victory over Panthers

Get your right-click-save-as fingers working… it’s the best captures from Dallas’ Sunday win.

The Dallas Cowboys inched back closer to .500 with their resurgent second half of the season on Sunday. Thanks to their 30-14 dismantling of Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers offense, the club’s record now sits at 6-8 on the disappointing season.

Dallas combined a strong running game with an attacking defense to dominate the game after a slow start. Rico Dowdle turned in his third consecutive 100-yard rushing performance, and his dominance allowed a shaky Cooper Rush to have a statistically great passing game.

The defense was led by Micah Parsons and Osa Odighizuwa as Mike Zimmer’s unit harassed the young Panthers QB to the tune of four sacks and four turnovers split evenly between fumbles and interceptions.

Despite this being a lost season featuring gut-punch injury after gut-punch injury, the Cowboys are routinely finding ways to win when away from AT&T Stadium.

Thanks to the great photography of USA Today and Getty Images, here are several of the best moments from the game.

Jay Z’s and other top photos from Cowboys-Commanders

Beyonce didn’t come with him, but Jay Z’s appearance pregame set the stage for a wild day outside of DC.

The Dallas Cowboys were able to resuscitate 2024 good vibes on Sunday. No, their 34-26 victory didn’t do much to change the disappointment that comes with sitting well under .500 down the stretch of the season. No, they didn’t help themselves in their quest for a top draft pick in a class that doesn’t seem to have too many noteworthy blue-chip prospects.

However taking out their longest-standing rivals and sending their fanbase into a bit of crisis mode did add some warm and fuzzy feelings to Cowboys Nation. And the way they earned the win, with a wild-and-crazy fourth quarter that included them scoring twice on kickoff returns, made it more than memorable. Here’s a great collection of the action, from pre-game to post, with captures from USA Today and Getty Images.

Victory in Pics: Gallery of Cowboys 33-17 road win over Browns

Photo gallery of Dallas’ big win over the Cleveland Browns.

The Dallas Cowboys took care of business on opening day, blowing out a home team that was in the playoffs the previous season for the second consecutive year. In 2023, the club went to New York and bludgeoned the Giants 40-0. This year, Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns were taken to task, 33-17.

Take a look at the photo captures from the talented crew of USA Today and Getty Images. Quarterback Dak Prescott celebrating after his big contract signing and sharp day, the return of Ezekiel Elliott to star-donned helmets, and Micah Parsons and company dominating defensive performances… all here.

60+ best pics from Cowboys-Rams preseason opener

A collection of great photo captures from the Cowboys-Rams preseason tilt. | From @KDDrummondNFL

The Dallas Cowboys finally have a 2024 game under their belt. While they may have fallen in the final seconds, the 13-12 defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Rams still served more important purposes. Dallas’ coaching staff got to see their youngsters in action, while the veterans got to pose for pictures in warm ups and uniforms.

Here’s a look at the best captures from the field trip to SoFi Stadium.

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Best photos of Dak Prescott, Matt Stafford, others at Cowboys-Rams scrimmage

Photo collection from Thursday’s practice and scrimmage between the Cowboys and Rams.

When Cowboys fans are looking for reasons to believe that Dak Prescott can escape his club’s post-season history and finally bring Dallas a championship as he enters the back half of his career, there’s normally one name brought up as evidence. That of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matt Stafford.

Stafford, a Texas native, had to move on from the Detroit Lions, but found ultimate success in Year 13 once he was traded to the Los Angeles Rams. Cowboys fans hope only the latter-years part of the equation will be duplicated and Prescott doesn’t have to leave the organization to see that success. Meanwhile, the two veterans got to spend some time together on Thursday, as the Rams and Cowboys held a joint practice and scrimmage in Oxnard, CA.

The two teams will face off in the first exhibition game for both clubs on Sunday. Here’s a look at some of the photos from Thursday’s practice featuring both teams’ squads.

21 best photos from Cowboys’ 1st padded practice of 2024

With Trevon Diggs return being marked by the pads coming on, here’s a look at the best photos from Practice No. 5. | From @KDDrummondNFL

The pads came on Tuesday, marking the very first, fully physical exercise of the 2024 season for the Dallas Cowboys. Mike McCarthy had his team going through the motions during the first four practices which began last week Thursday before taking Monday off; acclimating the troops to the rhythm of the regular season.

On Tuesday they got back to work wearing their shells, a key indicator that things are going to be ratcheted up a notch or two. Joining the fray is Trevon Diggs, cleared to practice in full for the first time since tearing his ACL last September. Diggs was activated from the PUP list and joined his friends in Mike Zimmer’s new-look defense that is changing up from Dan Quinn’s tenure.

Here’s a look at some of the best captures from Tuesday’s on-field work.

50 Best pics from Cowboys first week of 2024 training camp

A look at some of the action from Oxnard, CA as 2024 Cowboys camp kicked off.

The Dallas Cowboys are set to begin their second week of 2024 training camp after their first day off on Monday. It was a hectic week, as usual, for the organization, which hosted their annual fan events, an opening press conference and four days worth of practice. For players, it’s always great to return to Oxnard, CA where the weather is much more tolerable than July and August in the Texas heat.

For the fans, getting their first glimpse at the 2024 roster, interacting with former players, veterans and the staff and front office is often a dream come true. Take a look at some of the best photo captures from the USA Today Images team from several of the days in Hotel California.

Best pics of Prescott, Elliott, Diggs, rookies from Cowboys 2024 minicamp

A look through the Cowboys first mandatory practices of 2024. | From @KDDrummondNFL

The Dallas Cowboys were one of 10 teams that conducted their 2024 minicamps this past week. With all three practices open to the public, it was a great chance to hear from each of the players, and the coaching staff, about what they’ve been up to over the offseason and what the plans are for the upcoming training camp and regular season.

Also, it was great to actually see football-related activities yet again. There was no contact, but the players conducted drills, 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 work that simulated some of the things they’ll do for real come training camp. Take a look at some of the best captures from the trio of practices, getting a glimpse of players such as Zack Martin, Trey Lance, DeMarcus Lawrence, Ezekiel Elliott, Trevon Diggs, Micah Parsons and the rookie class that includes Tyler Guyton, Cooper Beebe and Marist Liufau.

Lights, Camera: Best action shots of Cowboys Round 2, Round 3 selections

Select photos from the Cowboys’ Day 2 selections.

The Dallas Cowboys had three picks on Friday, selecting once in the second round and twice in the third. They walked away with a defensive end, center and linebacker, mixing in immediate need filling with players who may be better served getting a bit of experience before being asked to take on crucial roles.

Marshawn Kneeland from Western Michigan will learn behind DeMarcus Lawrence while Marist Tiufau is set to study behind Eric Kendricks at linebacker. Meanwhile, Kansas State’s Cooper Beebe may be thrust into a starting center role as soon as he touches down in Dallas. Take a look at some photos from the college careers of the newest Cowboys.

Photo Gallery: Cowboys’ 1st-round pick, OT Tyler Guyton

Quick picture gallery of Guyton’s time in Oklahoma and in the draft process.

The Cowboys used their first-round selection in multiple ways on Thursday night. Not only did they select their hopefully future franchise left tackle, but they added on another third-round pick. Trading back from No 24, the club chose from four different offers and settled with the Detroit Lions, who offered up the No. 29 and No. 73 pick in exchange.

With their pick, Dallas selected Oklahoma tackle Tyler Guyton. Guyton has a ton of potential, which may be untapped due to how little he’s played the game. Only starting football as a senior in high school, Guyton grew up a Cowboys fan. Here’s a quick gallery of his time as a Sooner.