Doom and gloom swirled around the Dallas Cowboys as they entered Week 12 on a five-game losing streak and with a 3-7 record, their worst since 2020. Injuries to their franchise quarterback, No. 2 receiver,

The Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys have become a Thanksgiving Day tradition. Every year, their games mix excitement with a touch of nostalgia, drawing millions of viewers. Check out the origins of this tradition and more.

There are few constants in the NFL, but one thing that never changes is the fact that the Detroit Lions play football every year on Thanksgiving Day. Excluding the years during World War II, the Lions have played on the holiday every year since 1934.