After Ashton Jeanty rushed for 60 yards and a touchdown last week, why did Jeanty and the Raiders' run game take a step back?

The Dallas Cowboys will take the field Monday night, honoring teammate Marshawn Kneeland​ with helmet decals in their first game since his tragic death on Nov. 6.

Two offensive weapons and an elite defensive player are among the reasons the Dallas Cowboys should hate the matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Cowboys traveled to Las Vegas for their first game since the defensive end's Nov. 6 death. Playing again is 'the best medicine,' quarterback Dak Prescott said.

As it stands, the Cowboys are 4-5-1, 10 th in the NFC standings. With seven teams making the postseason, the Cowboys’ chances of qualifying are slim. The Athletic projects the Cowboys’ odds of making it at 10%. If the Cowboys beat the Eagles on Sunday, it would jump to 18%.

Williams, as many expect, was dominant in his first action with the Cowboys, finishing with 4 tackles, 1.5 sacks, one tackle for loss, and five quarterback hits - all in just 33 snaps. He was disruptive, he helped stuff a very talented running back in Ashton Jeanty, and he got after the quarterback.

The Dallas Cowboys returned from their bye week and claimed a 33-16 road victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday Night Football to improve their record to 4-5-1 this NFL season. RELATED: Raiders honor Marshawn Kneeland with powerful tribute before Cowboys matchup However,

Eagles defensive lineman Brandon Graham added his own little dig to the rivalry Monday night at the Philadelphia 76ers - Los Angeles Clippers game. Graham was wearing a special hat to display his affection for the Birds' NFC East rival.