Hold on to your hats, Dallas Cowboys fans, because the much-awaited 2023 NFL season is brewing up, and it’s about to be a wild ride for the star-studded franchise. With a storied history dating back to their inception in 1960, the Dallas Cowboys have become one of the most iconic and beloved teams in the NFL, with a passionate fan base. From the “America’s Team” era to their two Super Bowl victories, Cowboys fans have witnessed decades of exhilarating football moments.

After a flurry of trades, free agent signings, draft selections, and even a change in head coach, the NFL, especially after the schedule release, has left football fans intrigued about this season’s Super Bowl. The burning question on everyone’s minds is who will emerge victorious this time and how the players will perform after securing massive contracts in the draft.

Top 5 not-to-miss matchups of Dallas Cowboys

Soon after the NFL schedule release, the Cowboys are preparing to take on their rivals and make a thunderous statement on the field. Let’s dive into the top five Cowboys matchups against their formidable opponents and explore the exhilarating encounters that await them on the gridiron.

Week 2: Jets vs. Cowboys

These two teams have faced each other 12 times, with New York Jets winning 5 games and the Cowboys winning 7 games. However, the Cowboys suffered a loss to the Jets with a final score of 22-24 in 2019, and last year, they fell short of reaching the NFC Championship game or Super Bowl. As a result, they find themselves facing the Jets once again, hoping to turn the tables this time around. Adding to the Cowboys’ optimism is the fact that they have head coach Mike McCarthy, who previously led the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Super Bowl. Additionally, they have re-signed veteran Johnathan Hankins, who established himself as a reliable player in the heart of the field during the previous season.

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To make matters more interesting, the Cowboys’ bogeyman, Aaron Rodgers, was thought to be out of their hair. However, with his move to the Jets, it appears that the Cowboys will have to face him once again, albeit from a different team. On the opposing side, Dak Prescott will be under pressure to perform well, especially considering his higher interception count during the regular season. Despite this, Prescott’s leadership in leading the team to the playoffs indicates that he may be capable of working wonders, especially after the switch from offensive coordinator Kellen Moore to Brian Schottenheimer.

Week 15: Cowboys vs. Bills

The matchup will be broadcasted on FOX. These two teams have faced each other in 13 games, with the Dallas Cowboys holding a 6-5 record against the Buffalo Bills. In their most recent encounter, Dallas secured an easy victory over the Bills with a score of 30-24. However, this season the Bills are determined to avenge their two Super Bowl losses from 30 years ago, as the Cowboys emerged triumphant with three Super Bowl wins in just four seasons.

The Cowboys are known for their well-rounded team, but the Bills are no pushovers either. Ever since quarterback Josh Allen joined the Bills, they have established themselves as a powerhouse in the NFL. Moreover, this season will feature a sibling rivalry between All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs (playing for the Cowboys) and All-Pro wide receiver Stefon Diggs (playing for the Bills).

Week 16: Cowboys vs. Dolphins

The matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Miami Dolphins will be televised on FOX. These two teams have faced each other a total of 15 times, including one postseason game. In their previous matchups, the Cowboys have emerged victorious in 8 games, while the Miami Dolphins have won 7 games. The Miami Dolphins, under the leadership of head coach Mike McDaniel, are entering the game with a strong roster. They have the talented quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who has previously won back-to-back national championships.

Additionally, the Dolphins have the fastest player in the NFL, Tyreek Hill, and the record-setting receiver Jaylen Waddle, who holds the longest play record during an NFL Christmas game. With these exceptional players, Miami is determined to make its mark in the NFL. The Dallas Cowboys should not expect an easy game against the Dolphins, as their records are quite close.

Week 5: Cowboys vs. 49ers

The matchup will be broadcasted on NBC. The Dallas Cowboys have a record of 14-15-1 in their matchups against the San Francisco 49ers. In their most recent encounter, the Cowboys suffered a loss to the 49ers with a score of 19-12 in the NFC Divisional Round playoffs. Interestingly, this year’s matchup will take place in the same stadium where they previously faced off.

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In the last match, quarterback Dak Prescott struggled, partly due to two costly interceptions in the first half, contributing to the Cowboys’ loss. However, this time around, the Cowboys will be determined to seek revenge, with Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb leading the charge. Their objective will be to prove that they can defeat the 49ers and establish themselves as prominent contenders for the Super Bowl.

Week 14: Eagles vs. Cowboys

This storied rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles holds the esteemed position of being ranked as the number-one rivalry in NFL history, spanning an impressive 62 years. Both teams have been members of the same division since 1961, and the Cowboys currently hold a 73-55 advantage over the Eagles in their head-to-head matchups. The recent signing of Jalen Hurts to a five-year contract extension, elevating him to the ranks of the highest-paid quarterbacks, adds a new dimension of threat to the Cowboys’ divisional rival.

The battle between these two heavyweight teams is not just a clash of divisional foes, but also a face-off between two of the best teams in the NFC. In the previous season, they split the series with each team winning their respective games at home. However, this season, the Eagles will be aiming to improve their record against the Cowboys and assert their dominance.

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With the revelation of the Dallas Cowboys matchups, anticipation builds as fans eagerly await how the Cowboys will fare against their opponents, especially after the exit of Odell Beckham Jr. While the outcome remains uncertain, one thing is definite: the 2023 NFL season is poised to deliver a series of exhilarating matchups for every team.