Thanks to some Week 6 upsets, the Dallas Cowboys saw some slight movement in the NFC's standings. Here's where the Cowboys stand in the NFC playoff race after...
Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy and running back Tony Pollard watch from the sidelines during the fourth quarter against the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. on Sunday night. Dallas lost, 42-10.combined with some NFL upsets meant the Cowboys moved up the NFC’s standings last week, but the Eagles regrouped while the Cowboys were on bye.
Sunday, but the bigger news for the Cowboys would be the losses for the Lions and Buccaneers. Were the Viking to upset the 49ers on Monday, Week 7 could look even better for the inactive Cowboys.Here’s a look at the NFC playoff standings as of Sunday. A reminder that the four division winners and three wild card teams qualify for the playoffs.
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