Thursday night's loss to the Lions makes it very unlikely that the Cowboys will make the playoffs, but quarterback Dak Prescott says he and his teammates aren't going to quit fighting.

Brandon Aubrey has had some impressive games in his career, but he might have outdone himself on Thursday night in Detroit. The kicker broke two NFL records against the Lions and he was one of the few bright spots for the Dallas Cowboys in a 44-30 loss at Ford Field.

At 6-6-1, the Cowboys lose head-to-head tiebreakers against the Lions, Carolina Panthers and Chicago Bears. Dallas' best chance of making the postseason might be winning the NFC East, which would require Philadelphia (8-4) to falter.

The Lions move along with at 8-5, not comfortable with their playoff situation but feeling better about their chances. The Cowboys now have to win out to have any realistic chance, and even that might not be enough.

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.

On Thursday morning's 94WIP's middays show, hosts Joe Giglio and former Eagles defensive end Hugh Douglas discussed what tonight's Dallas Cowboys-Detroit Lions game would mean for the Eagles as they face the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday night.

Week 14 begins with a major "Thursday Night Football" matchup with significant NFC playoff implications as the Dallas Cowboys (6-5-1) travel to Ford Field to face the Detroit Lions (7-5) in primetime. Both teams are just outside the postseason picture, ranked eighth and ninth in the conference, respectively, each needing a win to stay in the hunt.

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.