With the NFL’s Nov. 10 trade deadline looming, Sportsnaut outlines a potential trade target for every one of the 32 clubs. The piece spotlights players like the injured Arizona Cardinals running back James Conner, who could fetch a late‑round pick to aid a rebuild, and Atlanta Falcons wideout Jerry Jeudy, a former Pro Bowler who might thrive under former Browns coach Kevin Stefanski. It also mentions Baltimore’s secondary woes and a possible swap for former Eagle corner Tariq Woolen, Buffalo’s need for safety Amani Hooker to bolster a championship‑contending defense, and Carolina’s desire for Pro Bowl tackle Daron Payne to fix a porous front line. Each candidate is matched to a team’s current roster goals as the deadline draws near.
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Despite a rough start to the season for the Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott is feeling optimistic about their chances in the NFC East after a 38-21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night.
The Dallas Cowboys head into their Week 7 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles with a 2‑4 record and a laundry list of injuries. Safety P.J. Locke (foot) and OLB Marist Liufau (forearm fracture) are ruled out, joining lineup absentees Dee Winters, returner KaVontae Turpin and rookie tackle Drew Shelton. However, linebacker DeMarvion Overshown and cornerback Cobie Durant cleared their hamstring issues and return to practice. The defense, currently dead‑last in rushing (168.4 yds/game) and allowing 27.2 points, struggles under coordinator Christian Parker. DT Kenny Clark candidly calls the season “surprising” and urges improvement. The Cowboys hope the healthy additions can spark a better showing against the Eagles.
Two‑time Super Bowl‑winning former Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson shocked fans on a Hard Rock Bet segment by admitting he’s actually a Philadelphia Eagles fan and that Eagles owner Jeff Lurie has tried three times to hire him. Johnson, who built Dallas’ 1990s dynasty and led the Miami Hurricanes to an undefeated national title in 1987, clarified that his true football love remains the Hurricanes, not any NFL team. The revelation, coming from the architect of Dallas’ two‑Super Bowl era, adds a surprising twist to the storied Cowboys‑Eagles rivalry.
It wasn't hard for Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb to psych himself up for Monday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott complimented the play of his offensive line following Monday night's 38-21 road win over the NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles.
Week 7 of the NFL sees the Cowboys rout the Eagles 38-21, while former Purdue Boilermakers shine. Tyrone Tracy Jr. scores a rushing TD for the Giants in a 27-21 win over the Texans, adding a reception and 53 kickoff return yards. Derrick Barnes records six tackles in Detroit’s 20-17 victory over Green Bay, and George Karlaftis notches a tackle‑for‑loss and two QB hits as the Chiefs fall 20-3 to Seattle. Baker Mayfield returns for Tampa Bay, which dominates Carolina 43-13, though Payne Durham remains unused. The 49ers lose 29-20 to Atlanta despite Jalen Graham’s solo tackle, and the Raiders are beaten 35-21 by the Rams.
On the ManningCast during the Week 7 Eagles‑Dallas showdown, Eli Manning tries to give Knicks star Jalen Brunson a quirky Giants‑themed painting—himself and Eli in Giants jerseys hoisting a Super Bowl trophy. The gift, hinted at in Peyton Manning’s “Paintin’ Manning” commercial, is humorously shown hanging in Madison Square Garden in place of a Knicks banner. Brunson, a lifelong Eagles fan, declines but jokes his Giants‑loving mother might love it as a Christmas present. The segment blends football nostalgia with Brunson’s New York basketball legacy, highlighting his roots and the playful cross‑sport banter.
Following Monday's loss to the Dallas Cowboys, the Philadelphia Eagles should pivot their focus to the future. General manager Howie Roseman could trade older veterans and players on expiring contracts for draft capital before the November 10 deadline.
The Dallas Cowboys snap a 38‑21 Monday Night Football win over the Philadelphia Eagles, boosting their NFC East hopes. Running back Javonte Williams erupts for a career‑high 155 rushing yards and a touchdown on 25 carries, the team’s first 150‑yard rusher since 2018. Dallas balances its attack with 36 runs (204 yards) and a 15‑completion, 212‑yard pass effort from Dak Prescott, who throws three TDs to CeeDee Lamb (two) and George Pickens. The victory puts Dallas within striking distance of division leader New York as the race stays wide open.
Troy Aikman wasn't overly impressed with the Dallas Cowboys' win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night.
A look at three Dallas Cowboys who stepped up the most when the team needed them to against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season.
The Dallas Cowboys snap a two‑game skid with a 38‑21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Oct. 27, 2026. Javonte Williams rushes for a career‑high 155 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries, the most by a Cowboy back since Ezekiel Elliott in 2016. Dak Prescott throws for 212 yards and three TDs, becoming the franchise leader with 80 multi‑touchdown games. Dallas dominates the ground game with 204 rushing yards, eight third‑down conversions and no sacks, while the O‑line—highlighted by Quinnen Williams—sets the tone. The win improves the Cowboys to 3‑4, while the Eagles fall to 2‑5.
After snapping a two‑game skid with a 416‑yard win over a depleted Philadelphia Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys still haven’t convinced Hall of Fame QB Troy Aikman to rethink his doubts. Aikman told ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt the victory, highlighted by Dak Prescott’s 212 passing yards and three TDs and Javonte Williams’ 155 rushing yards and a score, came against a beat‑up Eagles roster missing Jalen Hurts. He warns the Cowboys need more dominant, consistent performances before his overall assessment changes.
The Dallas Cowboys bounce back with a 38-21 Monday Night Football win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7, improving to 3-4. Quarterback Dak Prescott throws three TDs—two to CeeDee Lamb and one to George Pickens—while Javonte Williams rushes for 155 yards and a score. After the game, Lamb declares the Cowboys’ offense “unstoppable” when both receivers are hot. The Eagles fall to 2-5, with backup QB Tanner McKee throwing for 211 yards. Lamb’s bold claim underscores Dallas’ emerging perimeter threat as they aim to shake off a two‑game skid.
After a 38-21 Monday Night Football defeat to the Dallas Cowboys, the Philadelphia Eagles’ defensive leaders Tariq Woolen and Jalen Carter refused post‑game media questions, underscoring growing locker‑room tension. The Eagles, now 2‑5 on a five‑game skid, allowed Cowboys QB Dak Prescott 212 yards and three TD passes, while RB Javonte Williams rushed for 155 yards and a score. Carter even threw a punch at Cowboys TE Brevyn Spann‑Ford during the game. With starter Jalen Hurts out and backup Tanner McKee struggling, the defense’s collapse has coach Nick Sirianni facing a crisis of accountability.
After snapping a two‑game skid with a 28‑21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott defended head coach Brian Schottenheimer, calling him a “hungry, pissed‑off” leader and saying the team has his back. Prescott threw for 212 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions, lifting the Cowboys to 3‑4 while the Eagles fall to 2‑5. The win ends recent losses to Tampa Bay and Green Bay, but Dallas must keep the momentum against the Arizona Cardinals to stay in the NFC East race.
Dak Prescott caps the Cowboys’ 38-21 Monday Night Football win over the Eagles by wearing a white tee that reads “LINEMEN LEAD THE WAY,” highlighting the offensive line’s role in the triumph. The unit opened lanes for a 204‑yard ground game, with Javonte Williams posting a career‑high 155 rushing yards and a touchdown. Prescott threw three TDs to CeeDee Lamb (2) and George Pickens, posted a 118.1 passer rating and no turnovers. The victory lifts Dallas to 3‑4, keeping them in the NFC East race and underscoring how front‑seven dominance could boost their season.
After the Eagles fall to the Cowboys 38-21, dropping their fifth straight game and slipping to 2-5, running back Saquon Barkley steps into a larger leadership role. Returning from a hamstring injury, Barkley rushed for 62 yards and a touchdown before exiting with a tweak, then addressed a frustrated locker room, admitting he must become more vocal with Jalen Hurts sidelined. He urged teammates, including Jordan Mailata, to help fill the void and promised the team will fight to reverse its fortunes. The interview highlights Barkley's shift from lead‑by‑example to a vocal presence amid Philadelphia's crisis.
Dallas clinched a 38-21 Monday Night Football win over Philadelphia, snapping a two‑game skid and improving to 3‑4. After the game, star quarterback Dak Prescott and WR CeeDee Lamb exchanged an emotional hug with former teammate QB Joe Milton III, who spent 2025 with the Cowboys and was on the Eagles’ roster after the Eagles signed him to cover Jalen Hurts’ injury. Milton’s reunion highlighted the camaraderie beyond the rivalry, while Javonte Williams’ 155 rushing yards and touchdowns from Prescott to Lamb and George Pickens powered the Cowboys’ most convincing performance of the season.
The Philadelphia Eagles fall 38-21 to the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football, dropping to 2-5 in Week 7. Backup quarterback Tanner McKee throws 23‑of‑35 for 211 yards, one TD and an interception, while Saquon Barkley tallies 62 rushing yards and a score. Dallas answers with Dak Prescott’s 212 yards and three touchdowns, plus Javonte Williams’ 155 rushing yards. After the loss, head coach Nick Sirianni stresses the importance of daily improvement, recalling the Eagles’ 2021 turnaround from a 2‑5 start to a 9‑8 finish and a playoff berth. He urges the team to stay consistent and trust the process as they seek schematic fixes to revive the season.
Javonte Williams sparked a ground‑game revival for the Dallas Cowboys, rushing for 155 yards and a touchdown in the 38‑21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Oct. 27, 2026. His 25‑carry effort made him the first Cowboy to break 150 rushing yards in a game since Ezekiel Elliott did so in 2018. Through seven weeks, Williams has amassed 472 yards and eight rushing TDs, becoming a key piece of Brian Schottenheimer’s offense and a red‑zone threat. The performance hints at a more balanced attack for Dallas moving forward.
After the Cowboys' 38-21 Monday Night Football win at Lincoln Financial Field, CeeDee Lamb tells SportsCenter why playing in Philadelphia tops his list of highlights. The wide receiver says beating a "brother" on the Eagles' turf feels especially sweet, citing the rivalry’s familiarity. Lamb contributed two TD catches, including a 16‑yard acrobatic reception, and already boasts 53 catches for 651 yards and six scores in seven games. His love of the hostile atmosphere underscores his role in Dallas’ postseason push.
Philadelphia’s five‑game losing streak deepens after Monday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys, and star running back Saquon Barkley reveals his hamstring was first tweaked on one of his early carries. Barkley said he felt his leg get pulled during the play and has been frustrated by recurring injury woes. Despite missing the previous two games, he returned to post a rushing TD and 62 yards on seven carries, but the Eagles now face the loss of quarterback Jalen Hurts to blood clots and the absence of receivers DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks. The team awaits further updates on Barkley’s status ahead of the next matchup.