The Dallas Cowboys fell once again in Sunday's game vs. the Carolina Panthers. And while defense was once again a struggle for Jerry Jones' team (happy birthday, by the way), it was Dak Prescott and the offense that weren't able to get it done in the game's final minutes.

The Cowboys offense has been one of the highest-scoring units in the league through the first six weeks of the season, but their defense has given a lot of those points back during a 2-3-1 start.

Turpin has missed Dallas' last two games with a foot sprain he sustained in Week 4 against the Green Bay Packers. So far this season, Turpin, who plays wide receiver and returns kicks for the Cowboys, has 11 receptions for 159 yards and one touchdown.

Dallas' defense is catching all the heat. But Dak Prescott knows missed red-zone opportunities by the offense would have changed things in Carolina.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott paid homage to Michael Jordan with his pregame outfit before facing the Carolina Panthers.

Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said his team will have some changes on defense going into their Week 7 game against Washington. We look at what those possible changes could be: More man-to-man defense The Cowboys play a zone defensive scheme that has struggled at times,

Trevon Diggs is not happy with the way the Cowboys' defense is shaping up, and he shared a blunt message with the locker room.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones did not speak to the media following the team's disappointing loss to the Carolina Panthers in NFL Week 6.