Ever since their week nine loss at the Philadelphia Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys have been playing like a team determined to prove they can still be taken seriously as NFC contenders and play their best football down the stretch. They’ve done so with wins against the Giants, Panthers, and Commanders, hardly moving the needle much on the narrative that they can’t hang with the NFL’s elite - even with an average margin of victory of 30 points over this three-game win streak.
This is where the Seattle Seahawks come into play. The Cowboys and Seahawks will square off for the third time since 2019, with Seattle coming to AT&T Stadium on a two-game losing streak but still sitting at 6-5 overall.