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Week 7 of the NFL season closes with a Monday Night divisional clash between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles. […]
The Philadelphia Eagles will be facing the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football, and ahead of the matchup, offensive coordinator Sean Mannion made some changes to how they approach practice. It all started due to their performance last week against the Carolina Panthers, where they finished with 35 rushing yards and didn’t score in the […] The post Eagles’ Sean Mannion makes Hail Mary changes for Cowboys week with season hanging in balance appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Cowboys head to Philadelphia on Monday night with both teams sitting 2‑4 and fighting season‑saving odds. With Jalen Hurts on IR, the Eagles will rely on backup Tanner McKee and a short‑yard passing attack, forcing Dallas to wrap up quickly and stay disciplined on third down. Dallas must finally generate pressure, using linebackers like Jaishawn Barham to force McKee into sacks, while exploiting the Eagles’ zone gaps with quick slants to CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens for third‑down conversions. Both sides need to re‑establish a ground game—Saquon Barkley’s return for Philly and a committed run for Dallas could balance the offenses and keep defenses fresh. The article breaks down these five key factors to watch as the rivalry game could decide each team’s playoff hopes.
The Dallas Stars were down two forwards yesterday. Jared McCann out 10 weeks. Chris Tanev skating with the team but not ready yet.
The Philadelphia Eagles have been one of the most disappointing teams in the NFL this season. Philly only has two wins after losing Jalen Hurts for the season with blood clots. If the Eagles want to get their season back on track, it starts with getting a win in Week 7. Fortunately, they may be […] The post Mike Garafolo gets rise out of Eagles fans with Saquon Barkley injury update vs. Cowboys appeared first on ClutchPoints .
With their season spiraling, the Philadelphia Eagles received much-needed relief as Landon Dickerson is set to return from his knee injury. Dickerson was a full participant in practice on Saturday and was listed as questionable ahead of the Eagles’ matchup against the Dallas Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field on Monday Night Football. He has not […] The post Eagles’ Landon Dickerson takes to IG to tease MNF injury return vs. Cowboys appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Philadelphia Eagles, sitting at 2-4, host the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football (Oct. 26, 8:15 PM ET, ESPN/ABC) in a critical NFC East showdown. Injuries have hit nearly half the roster, but the return of Saquon Barkley and potentially linemen Drew Kendall and Landon Dickerson could revitalize the run game for new starter Tanner McKee. The Eagles enter as 4.5‑point underdogs, with odds of +190 versus the Cowboys' -230, and an over/under of 44.5. Broadcast details include Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Lisa Salters, with Alex Kemp officiating. A win could spark a late‑season surge before the team’s bye in Week 10.
Sharp Football Analysis’ Week 7 fantasy worksheet breaks down the Monday night Cowboys‑Eagles clash. Dallas sits at a -4.5 spread with a 24.5 implied total, but both teams rank near the bottom in big‑play differentials—Cowboys are last in 20‑plus‑yard plays, Eagles have the fewest 20‑yard pass plays. Both squads are among the league’s worst in third‑down efficiency, and each allows a high third‑down conversion rate. Dak Prescott struggles with blitzes, posting a career‑low 6.7 Y/A, yet faces an Eagles pass rush that blitzes only 24.5% of snaps. The Eagles’ defense gives up 14.5 passing points per game and has yielded several top‑10 fantasy quarterbacks. These metrics suggest a low‑scoring, grind‑it‑out game with modest upside for QB and skill‑position picks.
The Lone Star Ball update notes that the Texas Rangers have exited their high‑spending phase and are refocusing on player development, according to Evan Grant. MLB Trade Rumors’ AJ Eustace highlights Jacob Latz’s breakout 2026 season, crediting an improved changeup that turned him into an unexpected All‑Star closer. The post also teases today’s Rangers Daily Walkoff trivia, linking to past teammates of Mike Minor and 2000s top‑5 save leaders.
The Dallas Cowboys will learn a lot about Christian Parker's future in Week 7 against his former team.
James Worthy recalled how he learned the Los Angeles Lakers were reportedly discussing a trade that would have sent him to the Dallas Mavericks, just one year after helping the team win the 1985 NBA championship. Speaking on Byron Scott’s Fast Break, Worthy said he was watching the 1986 NBA Draft at home in North […] The post James Worthy reveals Lakers nearly traded him to Mavericks appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
The Devils pause on Oct. 26 while new star goalie Connor Hellebuyck completes his first full practice; Elliotte Friedman predicts he could debut in the back‑to‑back road trip against Dallas (Oct. 27) and Colorado (Oct. 28), though Sunny Mehta urges patience. Meanwhile, the Stars extend their streak to five with a 6‑3 win over the Islanders, the Avalanche fall 6‑2 to Nashville, and Quinn Hughes is booed in Vancouver before scoring the game‑winner and his 500th point as the Wild beat the Canucks 4‑2. The Devils head into a three‑game road stretch at 7‑4‑0 in the Metro.
The Mavericks open the 2026‑27 season 1‑2, dropping to Houston (128‑110) and San Antonio (122‑106) but beating Indiana (121‑105). Rookie Cooper Flagg shines with 23 points per game before a shoulder injury sidelines him for the Spurs game. Despite ‘quarter‑by‑quarter’ inconsistencies, Dallas ranks in the league’s top half for offensive rating (112.0) and shows flashes of strong defense. Coach Dusty May’s rotations are still settling, while bench contributors like Marcus Sasser and Sergio de Larrea impress. With upcoming games against Miami, OKC and a rematch with Houston, the Mavs have playoff potential if they find consistency.
The Dallas Cowboys may be dealing with a frustrating season; however, Russell Wilson believes that Dak Prescott and his teammates still have a golden opportunity to take control of the NFC East. Despite the setbacks, the Cowboys have the offensive firepower to make a serious push, especially with Prescott leading the charge. Wilson’s confidence in […] The post Cowboys Receive Encouraging Message From Russell Wilson as Dak Prescott Eyes Division Title appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
How getting Cobie Durant and P.J. Locke back from injury may impact the Dallas Cowboys' defense.
Max Christie's slow start has reopened the Dallas Mavericks' shooting guard debate, giving Zaccharie Risacher a chance to prove his long-term potential.
The Dallas Cowboys have no excuse not to defeat a beaten-up Philadelphia Eagles team. Losing would be a nightmare for Brian Schottenheimer.
The Cowboys face a make‑or‑break showdown against a depleted Eagles on Oct. 26, 2026. After a strong defensive second‑half last week, Dallas gets starters Demarvion Overshown and Cobie Durant back, but must exploit the Eagles’ weakened offensive line and backup quarterback. A win could launch a late‑season surge with two easier games ahead, while a loss would deepen the 2.5‑game gap behind the Giants in the NFC East. Analysts note the Cowboys’ new O‑line and recent defensive performances as key, and a potential Josh Sweat trade looms as Dallas tries to salvage its playoff hopes.
Remember when Cowboys week actually meant something to the Eagles? Those were fun times. Now, tonight, we have to see which team stinks less. At least there is the World Series, which has been very good so far. On to the links. Phillies news: MLB news:
After Week 7, the NFC North dominates the wild‑card race. The Minnesota Vikings sit atop the division at 6‑0, while the Chicago Bears (5‑2) and Detroit Lions (4‑2) hold the next two wild‑card spots, with Green Bay (4‑3) trailing. Detroit’s recent win over the Packers and a balanced attack have them just two games back in the division but a comfortable cushion in the wild‑card race, bolstered by a 3‑1 conference record and no divisional losses. Seattle sits just outside at 4‑3, and the upcoming Monday Night Football clash between the Eagles and Cowboys could shift the broader NFC picture.
Who Should I Start? Who Should I Sit? Some of the most common Week 7 MNF fantasy football lineup decisions […]
A look at some keys to a Dallas Cowboys victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football.
Baltimore Beatdown surveyed fans after the Ravens' first six games under new head coach Jesse Minter, handing the staff a B‑overall grade. The team sits 4‑2, with recent wins over the Colts, Titans, Cowboys and Falcons, but also a costly loss to the Browns that erased a double‑digit lead. Fans cite improving defense and penalty reductions, yet note lingering second‑half woes and an injury‑hit offensive line. Confidence dipped from 79% to 48% after the Browns defeat and may fall further unless Lamar Jackson returns. Despite the slump, the Ravens still sit at +1100 odds to win the Super Bowl, though division hopes now require a sweep of their final four games.
The Islanders were leaky all over in Dallas, almost like they have a declining defense outside of Matthew Schaefer. The 6-3 loss to the Stars was not surprising overall, but it did end a modest points streak and exposed some holes that Pete DeBeor has been working to cover. Islanders News Elsewhere
The Dallas Mavericks (1-2) travel to Miami to face a 0-3 Heat team fresh off high‑profile offseason moves, including Giannis Antetokounmpo, Klay Thompson and former Mavs sharpshooters. The preview highlights Kyrie Irving’s return from injury management and Cooper Flg’s questionable status after a shoulder scare, while noting the Heat’s reliance on Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo for scoring. Dallas boasts one of only four teams shooting above 50% early this season, contrasted with Miami’s sub‑42% field‑goal rate. The article outlines three key angles: the impact of Irving and Flagg, the challenge of containing Antetokounmpo, and the statistical edge the Mavericks hold heading into the 6:30 p.m. tip‑off at the Kaseya Center.