AT&T Stadium is where the Dallas Cowboys (6-6) will compete against the Minnesota Vikings (5-8) on Sunday. Dallas opens this contest as 6-point favorites. The betting total is set at 48.

The Dallas Cowboys will return to the field on Sunday, December 14, with another crucial NFC clash when they welcome the Minnesota Vikings to AT&T Stadium for Week 15.

Lawrence Bowstring and Elisha Gotchie wrapped up their senior year football season with Deer River this fall. But now they are suiting up for one more game, the 2025 Native All-American game at U.S. Bank Stadium. It’s Sunday at 11:30am, and free to attend.

The Minnesota Vikings (4-5) are in action on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET against the Chicago Bears (6-3) at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Vikings are putting up 299.9 yards per game on offense this season (24th in NFL), and they are surrendering 317.2 yards per game ...

The 31-0 win over the Commanders will only do so much for the curriculum vitae of the 5-8 Vikings, but it provided a dose of relief for the team and its weary fanbase.

The Vikings expect J.J. McCarthy back under center which is not necessarily good news for Minnesota. The sophomore signal-caller has been less than good thus far for the Vikings completing just 56% of his passes and throwing more interceptions (10) than touchdowns (9).

Week 15 NFL television maps are out and if you're in green, you'll get to watch the New York Giants vs. Commanders on your local FOX station.

That's fine with the Cowboys, who can apply more pressure on the Eagles if they can knock off the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night in Arlington, Texas. Philadelphia (8-5) has lost three consecutive games.