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If you're just looking at certain team defensive metrics, the Vikings' game against the Cowboys this week doesn't look much different than their most recent contest against the Commanders in terms of the challenge it will present J.J. McCarthy.
The Vikings expect J.J. McCarthy back under center which is not necessarily good news for Minnesota. The sophomore signal-caller has been less than good thus far for the Vikings completing just 56% of his passes and throwing more interceptions (10) than touchdowns (9).
The Minnesota Vikings (5-8) hit the road to square off against the Dallas Cowboys (6-6-1) at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, December 14, 2025, and here are our best bets. Pick ATS: Vikings (+5.5) Dallas' ATS record is 7-6-0 this season. In 2025, the Cowboys are winless against the spread when entering a game as a favorite of 5.5 points or more.
The Dallas Cowboys have more injuries to deal with in Week 15 than the Minnesota Vikings, with one important starter out with an ankle injury.
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Cowboys-Vikings final injury report: Lamb concussion update, Diggs status
The Cowboys cannot lose again, and Friday's injury report is key to seeing who will be able to help them against the Vikings.
See who's in and who's out for the Week 15 matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings on December 14, 2025.
We've got just four weeks of Sunday Night Football on NBC and Peacock left in the regular season, and every game counts. Teams already in playoff position are trying to keep hold of their spots, while teams just outside playoff position are fighting for a chance at a Wild Card berth.
Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs is ready to make his comeback from a two-month injury absence, but he needs to get his team's approval to do so.
Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown has had a steady increase in his snaps since he made his season debut on Nov. 17. Overshown, recovering from tearing three ligaments in his knee, had 47 snaps in the 44-30 loss to the Detroit Lions, making up 76% of the team’s defensive plays.
Guyton's status is now in doubt. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer called Guyton's injury "tricky" for an offensive lineman over 300 pounds. Tyler Guyton is looking at missing his third straight game with high ankle sprain. Brian Schottenheimer said Guyton hasn’t had a setback but it’s “tricky,” sometimes for a 300+ lineman.