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If the Dallas Cowboys cannot figure things out against three favorable opponents in a row, then the 2026 NFL season may be sunk for Brian Schottenheimer's team.

Writer Levi Dombro argues that the 2-4 Dallas Cowboys must capitalize on a favorable three-game stretch against struggling opponents to salvage their 2026 season. Under head coach Brian Schottenheimer, Dallas currently trails the 3-2-1 New York Giants in the NFC East. Dombro believes that failing to defeat their upcoming opponents would indicate the team lacks what it takes to compete in 2026.
Dallas next faces the Philadelphia Eagles, the Arizona Cardinals, and the Indianapolis Colts, all holding 2-4 records. Dombro suggests that poor results over these matchups could push owner Jerry Jones to become a seller ahead of the November 10 trade deadline, potentially leading the franchise to consider trading players like George Pickens or DeMarvion Overshown.
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