Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott achieved another feat in their victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday.

The Cowboys field one of the worst defenses in football. They rank 31st in yards allowed per game, 31st in points allowed per game and 30th in passing yards allowed per game. The Cowboys are certainly hoping Hooker's return can help on all of those fronts.

According to ESPN’s Matchup Predictor, the Cowboys have a 57.3% chance to emerge victorious in the contest. As for the Raiders, they are more likely to lose, with only a 42.4% chance to win.

In the first game since the tragic death of teammate Marshawn Kneeland, the Dallas Cowboys delivered a statement win in Sin City, crushing the Las Vegas Raiders 33-16 in an emotional Monday Night Football matchup.

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Week 11 of the NFL season closes with what is shaping up as an offensive shootout in Vegas as the Raiders (2-7) host the Dallas Cowboys (3-5-1). Each side is enduring a disappointing season and would like to begin a late season push with a win in Sin City.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown will be on a snap count when he makes his season debut on Monday Night Football vs the Raiders.

The Dallas Cowboys are paying tribute to defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who died by suicide last week, with heartfelt gestures both on and off the field — and

Excluding Hooker—who remains on Injured Reserve as of today—the Cowboys are down to Donovan Wilson (who missed last game), Markquese Bell, and undrafted rookie Alijah Clark at safety. Any help would be welcome and in Diggs, Dallas would get a starting-caliber starter for a low price. It's a no-brainer even with slim playoff hopes.

The Las Vegas Raiders will be at home taking on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 11 for their last primetime matchup of 2025. This is a game that will decide the rest