The Dallas Cowboys' 2024 season was nothing short of an unmitigated disaster. Star quarterback Dak Prescott struggled mightily before suffering a

On Sunday, the Cowboys played their last game of the season. They suffered a defeat at AT&T Stadium against the Washington Commanders, 23-19, with head coach Mike McCarthy opting to give third-string QB Trey Lance the opportunity to start in the season finale.

The Dallas Cowboys' season ended in yet another failure as they suffered their 10th defeat in a reflection of the disaster they experienced, after losing in the final seconds to th

Despite starting longtime backup Cooper Rush in every game since quarterback Dak Prescott's season-ending injury (hamstring tear in Week 9 at the Falcons), the Dallas Cowboys made a change. Trey Lance,

As WFAA's Ed Werder noted, the actual dollar figure that Rush *could* have earned Sunday was a $250,000 bonus for reaching the 55% snap threshold on the season.

Dallas Cowboys owner responded to questions on if quarterback’s contract incentives had any effect on Trey Lance earning the start on Sunday.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush has earned a $250,000 incentive based on being on the field for 45% of the team’s offensive snaps. He can earn an additional $250,000 in playtime incentives if he reaches the 55% threshold,

The Cowboys won't make the playoffs this season, but they've won four of their past five games with Cooper Rush at quarterback.

A quirk in Rush’s contract could impact which quarterback gets the primary share of snaps in Dallas’ season finale vs. Washington.

Washington Commanders, a slightly eyebrow-raising decision considering Dallas was already eliminated from playoff contention and wouldn't gain anything from resting second-string QB Cooper Rush. However,

Rush, who had started every game since Dak Prescott's hamstring injury, was replaced as the starter by Trey Lance vs. the Commanders