Week 18 marked a game in which the 11-5 Dallas Cowboys had everything to gain, and the 4-12 Washington Commanders had nothing to lose in their regular-season finale. That juxtaposition is something Cowboys Pro Bowl edge rusher Micah Parsons called "dangerous" on Wednesday. On Sunday afternoon, Washington proved Parsons right temporarily by presenting Dallas with some danger in a brief spurt in the second quarter before the Cowboys bounced back to secure victory with ease in a 38-10 win. The victory gives the Cowboys their first NFC East division title since the 2021 season. The NFC East has now been won by a different team for 19 consecutive seasons, extending the longest streak in NFL history without a repeat division champion.The Cowboys have also secured the NFC's No. 2 overall seed in the postseason. That's significant because it means Dallas, the only team that won all eight of their home games in 2023, is now guaranteed to play at AT&T Stadium through at least the first two rounds of the postseason. Dallas now has at least 12 wins for three seasons in a row under head coach Mike McCarthy after going 12-5 every year since 2021. This stretch marks the second time in franchise history for that to occur, joining the Cowboys' 1990s dynasty run from 1992-1995 in which they three Super Bowls in four seasons.

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