Javonte Williams returns to Denver, showcasing a career year with the Cowboys. Can his former team stop his explosive resurgence?

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys' offense could face an even bigger challenge against the Broncos' defense following latest injury news

The Dallas Cowboys hoped to get starting center Cooper Beebe back on the field for Sunday’s matchup versus the Denver Broncos. That is not happening. According to ESPN's Todd Archer, Beebe's return will have to wait another week as he'll stay on Injured Reserve this weekend.

The Dallas Cowboys have been dominated by the Broncos in recent history, but the team's wins did come during some of the franchise's most memorable seasons.

The Javonte Williams resurgence is real. The former Broncos back is off to a torrid start with Dallas and now will try to keep it rolling against his own team.

Here’s the thing about the Dallas Cowboys’ imminent matchup versus the Denver Broncos. Despite Broncos QB Bo Nix’s play still being questionable, that’s a darn good football team. The offensive line allows the lowest pressure rate across the NFL and Nix has weapons to work with,

It’s a classic matchup of a high-scoring offense taking on a suffocating defense when the Dallas Cowboys (3-3-1) travel to Denver to take on the Broncos (5-2). Coming off a decisive 44-22 win at home over Washington, the Cowboys’ offense is among the most productive in the league. Key offensive numbers:

Broncos-Cowboys series: Two historical NFL franchises, and this one tilts heavily in Denver’s favor. The Broncos have a 9-4 series record in 13 all-time matchups against this NFC foe, and drubbed them 30-16 in their last meeting when outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper recorded his first two NFL sacks against Dallas QB Dak Prescott.