Dallas must rebound in Week 7 against Washington by forcing turnovers, reviving the run game, and pressuring Jayden Daniels. A return to form for Javonte Williams would give the Cowboys a viable ground attack, while ball disruption could flip field position in a tight NFC East race. Washington’s recent ball security issues add urgency for Dallas to seize control early.

Cartilage of Panthers and Bears week 6 performances underline the margins: Dallas needs the defense to generate momentum and the offense to sustain drives, or risk letting another rival swing the standings.

NFL midseason report cards reveal a striking split: Indianapolis Colts stand out with an offense and defense that could carry playoff hopes, while Miami Dolphins crater at the bottom with organizational turmoil. Several teams tread the line between contender and rebuild, underscoring fantasy leverage shifts from week to week.

Key takeaways include: Browns’ rookie influx driving future upside, Lions and Seahawks surging on offense, Jets and Dolphins facing real roster questions, and the Chiefs maintaining edge despite injuries. Fantasy managers should adjust workloads, streamlines, and buy/sell targets accordingly as the season unfolds.

Dallas Cowboys midweek update: Lamb, Turpin, and Tyler Booker could return for Week 7 vs Washington, giving a much-needed offensive boost as the defense searches for a spark after the Panthers setback. Expect ongoing debates about scheme tweaks and potential staff moves with Eberflus’ future in question.

George Pickens shines in Dallas in a contract year, while Darian Thompson’s rise sparks chatter about DC duties if Eberflus departs. Spagnuolo’s blitz-heavy blueprint is floated as a path to chaos for divisional rivals, and fantasy lineups weigh the looming trade deadline amid the noise.