Follow along here for live updates as the Lions try to make up ground in the playoff hunt, taking on the Dallas Cowboys at Ford Field.

A win would vault Dallas over Detroit in the NFC standings and bolster the Cowboys playoff chances with four games remaining in the NFL season. According to NFL.com, the Cowboys’ playoff probability would improve to 36% with a win and drop to 8% with a loss.

Follow live coverage of tonight's game as the Cowboys and Lions square off on 'Thursday Night Football' in a matchup with playoff implications

Here's a closer look at the Detroit Lions' last four opponents as they look to make a push for the NFL playoffs.

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has thrown for a league-high 3,261 yards and 161 first downs. Plus, he’s recorded an NFL-best 75.6 QBR. Meanwhile, Dallas receivers George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb have combined for 124 receptions, 1,886 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns in 2025.

The Dallas Cowboys look to make it four straight wins on Thursday night, as "America's Team" kicks off Week 14 against the Detroit Lions. Quarterback Dak Prescott ranks top two in the NFL in passing yards (3,261) and passing touchdowns (25) this season, and he expects another massive performance.

The Detroit Lions game against the Dallas Cowboys will be televised on Fox-2 in metro Detroit and nationally on Amazon's Prime Video.

Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham makes a wild prediction about the Cowboys right before the "Thursday Night Football" game vs. the Lions.

Onyemata has a foot injury while Hellams is out with a hamstring injury. Linebackers Josh Woods (hamstring) and Malik Verdon (shoulder) were listed as full participants. Check out the Falcons' full Wednesday injury report below as they prepare for their Week 14 matchup versus the Seahawks below.