Cowboys Playoff & Super Bowl Chances 2025-26

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The Dallas Cowboys are one of the most talked-about teams every season, and 2025 looks no different. With expectations always sky high and a loaded roster on both sides of the ball, fans are ready for the season to start and are hopefully optimistic about their NFL playoff picture. Canadian sportsbooks have the Cowboys near the top of futures boards, and it’s no surprise considering the talent and hype surrounding this year’s team. Below, we’ll take a look at where things stand as the season continues to slip away from America's Team. 

Current Dallas Cowboys Playoff Chances in 2025-26

The Dallas Cowboys' playoff chances are +1100 (about an 8.33% implied probability) at DraftKings.

Cowboys Playoff Chances:+1100
Cowboys to Miss Playoffs-2500
Cowboys to Win Super Bowl+30000
Cowboys to Win NFC+12000
Cowboys to Win NFC East+2500
Last VerifiedNovember 4, 2025

What Are the Latest Cowboys Playoff Odds?

The Cowboys' odds to make the playoffs are +2500 at DraftKings, giving them about an 8.33% shot at extending their season after missing the playoffs last season. The Cowboys' playoff chances aren’t exactly riding high in the 2025 season, but they have as good a chance as any team. The Cowboys have seen their season slip in recent weeks, and the playoff hopes look to be fading. 

Updating the Cowboys Playoff Chances Week-by-Week

WeekPlayoff Chances
Preseason37% 
Week 127%
Week 225%
Week 327%
Week 418.2%
Week 516.7%
Week 623.3%
Week 715.4%
Week 823.3%
Week 915.4%
Week 108.33%
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Can the Cowboys Make the Playoffs?

Yes, the Cowboys can still make the playoffs, as the season hasn’t started, and every team’s path is technically open. While the odds aren’t largely in their favor, Dallas has the roster to make a run. Things are a little unsteady, as they head into their Week 10 bye week.

Cowboys Playoff Picture (2025-26)

As Week 9  approaches, the Cowboys' playoff picture looks hopeful yet measured. DraftKings lists their playoff chances at +550, which reflects a team with talent, but not full confidence from oddsmakers thus far. Offseason moves under new coach Brian Schottenheimer, like adding George Pickens and revamping the offense, have sparked cautious optimism. Ceedee Lamb could possibly return this weekend. 

Where Are the Cowboys in the NFC East Divisional Race?

The Cowboys enter Week 10 with +2500 odds to win the NFC East, trailing the Philadelphia Eagles at -2000. The Washington Commanders are at +3000 odds, while the Giants remain distant longshots at +20000.

Their primary threat in the division is Philadelphia. The Eagles are favored to repeat as division winners and potential Super Bowl Champions. Dallas needs to string some wins together to have a chance. I'll update this section weekly as the race heats up. However, remember that there has not been a repeat NFC East champion since 2004, and the Cowboys have won it in the 2023-24 and 2021-22 seasons. 

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Looking at the Cowboys' Playoff History & Results

The Cowboys have made the playoffs 36 times in their history, holding a 36–31 postseason record. Their 36 playoff appearances are the most in NFL history. They consistently reached the postseason throughout the 1970s and 1990s in their dynasty eras, and most recently qualified in 2023, though they lost in the Wild Card round to the Green Bay Packers.

Cowboys Super Bowl Odds Compared To NFC East

Below are how the Cowboys fare against other teams in the division - 

NFC West TeamCurrent Super Bowl Odds
Philadelphia Eagles odds:+950
Washington Commanders odds:+30000
Dallas Cowboys odds:+30000
New York Giants odds:+100000

Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl 60 Odds

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Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl odds Week 8+10000
Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl odds Week 9+20000
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Note: Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook

Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl History

The Cowboys have appeared in eight Super Bowls since their founding, with trips in the early 1970s, late 1970s, and during their dominant era in the 1990s behind Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith. After their first appearance in Super Bowl V they appeared seven more times, culiminating with their eighth appearance Super Bowl XXX. Despite not reaching the Super Bowl since 1996, the Cowboys' vision and fan base expect Super Bowl appearances. 

Have the Cowboys Ever Won a Super Bowl?

Yes, the Dallas Cowboys have won Super Bowls five times, winning in the 1971, 1977, 1992, 1993, and 1995 seasons.

Latest News Impacting Cowboys Playoff & Superbowl Chances

I track the latest news impacting the Cowboys' chances to make the playoffs in the bulleted list below.

  • Brian Schottenheimer hired as head coach: Dallas hired Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach, bringing his strong offensive pedigree and game-planning ability to Dallas as a first-time head coach.
  • Osa Odighizuwa re-signed: Dallas re-signed its star interior defensive lineman Osa Odighizuwa to a four-year, $80 million deal. 
  • Addition of veteran offensive linemen: The Cowboys added guard Hakeem Adeniji and re-signed Saahdiq Charles to improve depth and pass protection around Dak Prescott. These moves address last year’s inconsistencies, something unfamiliar to most Cowboys fans.
  • Dallas trades for George Pickens: The Cowboys completed a trade for wide receiver George Pickens back in May, sending draft picks to the Pittsburgh Steelers in a blockbuster offseason trade. Pickens is expected to stretch the defense vertically and add a needed spark to the passing game alongside receiver CeeDee Lamb and tight end Jake Ferguson.
  • The Cowboys have traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers, leaving a big hole in the pass rush. 

Key Contributors Toward Cowboys Postseason Odds

  • Dak Prescott: Prescott returns to the Cowboys healthy from a 2024 hamstring injury and remains the leader on and off the field. With a new offensive system under Schottenheimer and one of the best receiver duos in the NFL, his performance could make or break Dallas’ postseason push.
  • CeeDee Lamb: Lamb has been elite when Prescott is healthy, racking up over 1,700 receiving yards in 2023. With an improved supporting cast around him, he should be able to have a great season with all the pressure off his shoulders.
  • George Pickens: Dallas traded for Pickens to provide deep-threat speed and contested-catch ability alongside Lamb to assist Prescott. His presence adds a new dimension to the offense and should free up space across the field for Lamb and tight end Jake Ferguson. 

Where Can I Bet on the Dallas Cowboys Postseason odds?

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Dan Thompson
Dan Thompson
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Dan Thompson is a Lead Betting Analyst and NFL Writer for BetCanada. Dan's unique experience makes him the perfect fit for you to know the latest on popular NFL teams in Canada.