The Washington Commanders (7-4) host the Dallas Cowboys (3-7) in a battle of NFC East rivals heading in opposite directions. The game features a reunion of sorts for several Commanders going up against their former team.

If this is the end and you’re Mike McCarthy, what do you want it to look like? I think those grim thoughts explain why he became more impassioned late Monday after another disheartening one-sided loss at home as he spoke about winning,

If you take a quick glance through social media you're bound to stumble across a post that reads "the Dallas Cowboys are not a serious football team." We could have told you that after they decided to bring back Mike McCarthy after their historic playoff loss in January.

Dan Quinn spent three years as the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys. He rejuvenated his career with America’s Team before leaving to coach the Washington Commanders. In Week 12, they play one another for the first time with Quinn in his new role.

For almost three years, return specialist KaVontae Turpin has made the Cowboys return game one of the most feared in the NFL. The former USFL MVP demanded respect from the start in Dallas, earning Pro Bowl honors as a rookie and seeing an ever-expanding role on offense along the way.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy is focused on his own team, despite the recent release of New York Giants' quarterback Daniel Jones, which has attracted significant attention around the league.

They also brought in veteran Will Grier to be their third, emergency quarterback, but Dallas, along with the NFL's 31 other teams, has a shot to add a six-year NFL veteran with plenty of starting experience in quarterback Daniel Jones.

Dallas coach Mike McCarthy is moving and is about to be victimized, in a sense, by the Cowboys' "Blow It Up'' plan. So ... up goes the "For Sale'' sign.