After the Eagles’ worst defensive outing of the season against the Cowboys, coordinator Vic Fangio says the problem isn’t effort. He admits his coaching on the run stop‑gap fell short, blames injuries to edge players like Jonathan Greenard and Jalyx Hunt for a weaker pass rush, and praises Jalen Carter’s mindset for future consistency. Fangio also defends Cooper DeJean’s development despite recent struggles and gives Riq Woolen a pass on a tough play. With Jihaad Campbell injured, the snap‑count between him and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. remains fluid, but Fangio notes the unit’s response to the loss has been positive.
James learned earlier in the week he would start and call the defense, credited his wife for his film time, and wore 'Sr.' on his jersey for his son.
With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, the Arizona Cardinals face tough roster decisions. ESPN’s top‑25 candidates to move list spots defensive end Josh Sweat (3rd) and safety Budda Baker (9th) as potential trade chips. Sweat, in the second year of a $76 million, four‑year deal, could fetch a fit with Dallas, while Baker—seven‑time Pro Bowler owed $16.2 million this season—might bring valuable draft capital despite his declining performance. The article weighs the likelihood of each move and the Cardinals’ need for rebuild assets, inviting fans to weigh in on the possible deals.
Lamb caught 2 touchdown passes in Dallas' 38-21 win at Philadelphia and pointed to a scoreboard showing 200 rushing yards and 200 passing yards.
Dak Prescott called it one of the best catches and toe taps he has seen in a long time as Pickens scored a 21-yard touchdown against a bracketed coverage.
Schottenheimer said desperation had nothing to do with the 38-21 win, and players said the outside noise during a two-game skid crept in a little.
Prescott called Monday a must-win and said he celebrated in the locker room, while Brian Schottenheimer called it the next championship opportunity.
Back after missing five games with a hamstring injury, Overshown tied for the team lead with 6 tackles and spoke about losing two of his most supportive people.
The Dallas Cowboys have a 44% chance of making the postseason after a Week 7 win over the Eagles.
The Dallas Cowboys, fresh off a 30‑24 road win over Philadelphia, head to AT&T Stadium for Week 8 with a chance to snap a 2‑8 all‑time streak against the Arizona Cardinals. Arizona sits 2‑5 after a 30‑16 loss to Denver, struggling to finish drives – only 42.9% of red‑zone trips result in touchdowns, the league’s lowest. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett (1,600 yards, 10 TDs, 6 INTs) offers stability, but the Cardinals rely heavily on tight end Trey McBride (59 catches, 4 TDs). Their run game is hampered by rookie Jeremiyah Love’s ankle injury. Dallas’ defense, which has forced just two interceptions all season, must capitalize on Arizona’s offensive inefficiencies to secure the win.
After a 38-21 defeat to the Dallas Cowboys that left the Philadelphia Eagles at 2-5, coach Nick Sirianni says the team’s problems stem from execution, not effort. He noted the Eagles gave up 416 yards (204 rushing) and failed to record a sack, while Dak Prescott threw three TDs and Javonte Williams ran for 155 yards. Sirianni emphasized his staff evaluates assignment, alignment and effort, refusing to blame the loss on player commitment despite Jalen Hurts’ injury and backup Tanner McKee’s mixed performance. The Eagles must fix their execution before Sunday’s showdown with the Washington Commanders.
Jerry Jones is drawing attention away from AT&T Stadium. The timing coincides with the Cowboys’ worst start in years, drawing scrutiny to Jones’ off-field priorities. He has plenty to worry about with a Cowboys team sitting at 3-4 heading into Week 8, but football isn’t the only place his name is showing up this fall. […]
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Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter's complete no-show in Week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys was twice as sweet, given his history.
The Big Lead’s Week 8 running back power rankings list the NFL’s top 15 backs, highlighting injuries, recent performances and matchups. Notable entries include Arizona’s Jeremiyah Love, who missed two games with an ankle injury but may return against Dallas; Chicago’s D’Andre Swift, fresh off his seventh touchdown; Tampa Bay’s Bucky Irving, who rushed for 106 yards and two scores; and Pittsburgh’s Jaylen Warren, who posted his third 100‑yard game. The top five feature Jonathan Taylor (Colts), Derrick Henry (Ravens), Christian McCaffrey (49ers), Kyren Williams (Rams) and Javonte Williams (Cowboys), each with multiple touchdowns and strong week‑7 showings.
The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly looking to offload contracts like left guard Landon Dickerson’s while adding veteran depth, with the Packers and Chargers emerging as potential trade partners. Dickerson, a three‑time Pro Bowler, faced criticism after a subpar performance in a 38‑21 loss to Dallas, registering five pressures, four hurries and a sack, and admitted he didn’t play well enough. With the Eagles sitting 2‑5, Jalen Hurts out for the season, and the trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, sources say the team hopes to recoup draft capital and rejuvenate its offensive line.
For the first time, maybe ever, the idea of Troy Aikman joining the Dallas Cowboys' front office doesn't seem dead on arrival.
Javonte Williams admits he nearly hung up his cleats before signing a prove‑it deal with Dallas, but the former Broncos second‑rounder rebounded with a career‑best 155 rushing yards in the Cowboys’ 38‑carry, 204‑yard win over the Eagles on Oct. 28. The article also notes Dallas’ defensive overhaul, highlighting new middle linebacker Shemar James and a lingering need for improvement in the “hole,” while tight end Jake Ferguson’s reduced role helped the offense click. Finally, veteran edge rusher Josh Sweat is linked to a potential trade as the deadline approaches, offering Dallas a boost against the pass rush.
Everything you need to know about the Dallas Cowboys ahead of the NFL trade deadline on November 10.
The Cardinals' and Cowboys' passing offenses are two that could yield high-end results for fantasy football managers in Week 8.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ defense had no answers for the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football, and Vic Fangio is not pointing fingers at anyone but himself. Speaking to reporters days after Philadelphia’s 38-21 loss to Dallas at Lincoln Financial Field, the Eagles defensive coordinator owned the struggles of his unit. “I didn’t do a good […]
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Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love returned to practice on a limited basis Wednesday ahead of the team’s Week 8 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. Love has missed Arizona’s last two games because of an ankle injury that has troubled him since before the 2026 regular season began. The third overall pick in the […]
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Game 3 of the Brewers‑Rays World Series set a new low for viewership, averaging 8.3 million on FOX and Fox Deportes—potentially the second‑least‑watched World Series game ever, just behind the 2023 Rangers‑Diamondbacks matchup. The blowout 10‑0 lead for Milwaukee contributed to the dip, which was amplified by competition from a high‑profile NFL Cowboys‑Eagles game and the WNBA Finals. Earlier games drew 12.26 million and 10.85 million viewers, while Game 4 rebounded to an estimated 13.5 million, suggesting the slump may be an outlier in an otherwise solid series.
Ahead of the Dallas Cowboys’ season, in July 2026, defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and his wife, Maranda, shared personal news on social media. The couple revealed that they were expecting their second child. On October 29, Maranda finally announced the family of three has now become a family of four! Maranda announced on Instagram about […]
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Seven weeks into the 2026 NFL season, the Los Angeles Rams remain an enigma. After a surprising loss to the 49ers on an international road trip, they fell to playoff‑bound foes Denver, Buffalo and Arizona, while their only wins came against a battered Giants, an injury‑hit Eagles squad and a struggling Raiders team. Injuries have shuffled the quarterback room from Jaxson Dart to Jameis Winston to JJ McCarthy, and key playmakers have missed time. With a daunting stretch looming – Green Bay before Thanksgiving, then the Chiefs, 49ers, Cowboys and Seahawks – the Rams' true identity won’t emerge until the season’s final stretch, possibly after the bye week brings back players like Myles Garrett and Davante Adams.
An insane mock trade involving a Cowboys star has gone viral.