The Dallas Cowboys released the team's final injury report for Week 8 against the Broncos, with two starters and two fan-favorites nearing a return ruled out.

Fox Sports radio host Colin Cowherd has seen enough from Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott this season to change his opinion of him. Prescott has legitimately played at an MVP level this season,

The Cowboys and Broncos lead the NFL in pressure rate but are vastly different in sacks. What does this mean and what can fans expect going forward?

As long as Dallas stays .500 (the Cowboys are 3-3-1) Prescott can't be MVP. But his numbers are impressive. He is completing 71.4% of his passes, he leads the league with 1,881 passing yards and he has 16 touchdowns against 3 interceptions.

The Dallas Cowboys are researching ways to secure a long-term contract for George Pickens, aiming to keep the star wide receiver.

"Cowboys S Juanyeh Thomas has been dealing with a migraine issue that has affected his vision over the last couple of weeks," Harris said on X. "Had a brief battle with it at training camp as well. He was at practice rocking some new goggles as the medical staff tries to get to the bottom of it."

It seems the Cowboys have centered on Kenneth Murray, Shemar James and a combination of Damone Clark and Marist Liufau at the three positions. Murray has emerged as the signal caller of the group while playing middle linebacker. Murray also called the signals while Sanborn played middle linebacker.

One record, however, remains just out of reach: the longest field goal in NFL history. That mark belongs to former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, who hit a 66-yard game-winner to beat the Lions, 19-17, in Week 3 of the 2021 season.