PHILADELPHIA -- The Dallas Cowboys made things more interesting than they had any right to, but the Philadelphia Eagles ultimately remained perfect on ...
offside, bought the Eagles a first down, and led to a Miles Sanders touchdown run on the opening play of the second quarter. The Cowboys are 4-2 and head home next week to take on the Detroit Lions, in what could be Dak Prescott's first game back after breaking his thumb back in Week 1. Brown, then the Eagles hustled to the line and pretended like it was going to run a play on fourth-and-4, even though they did not have to snap the ball before the end of the quarter. But for the highlights, we've got to go with Philly's three picks of Rush. The most well-designed play came from the Eagles, with DeVonta Smith faking a pick route and then stepping up into the end zone, where Jalen Hurts [found him for an easy score](https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1581841107591184392). Rather than take a look at the replay and challenge it (Lamb had clearly gotten the first down), the Cowboys quickly got up to the line and called a bootleg for Rush, who threw into coverage and incomplete. After Philly took a 14-0 lead in the second quarter, the Cowboys had a chance to cut into the lead. The Eagles used a monster second quarter to power their way to victory, with 20 of their points coming in that period. They took advantage of an opponent that made several mistakes, and they leaned on play design to win the battle against an aggressive defense. They turned it over, they took too many penalties, they did not have the offensive firepower to keep up with the Eagles, and they could not stop the run or the RPO game on big third downs. First, there was the final play of the first quarter. The Eagles are on their bye next week.
What the Eagles are saying after a hard fought 26-17 win over Cowboys in Week 6 · Share this article · Darius Slay · Jordan Mailata · Kyzir White · Jalen Hurts.
The group wants everyone to win.” Put your eyes in the right spot, read your keys, and go get the ball. With myself, [Eagles CB] JB [James Bradberry], [Eagles S] Chauncey [Gardner-Johnson]- we all just took them in and treated them like family. That’s all it came down to of being available when [Eagles QB Jalen Hurts] scrambled.” We just want to continue to grow together.” We just celebrated in here and now we’re already looking forward because we’re trying to get ahead.” We just want to continue to grow. There is no greater motivation than that. Again, our greatest motivation is each other. [October 17, 2022] “They were a team that never played from behind. [Philadelphia](https://theeagleswire.usatoday.com/2022/10/16/philadelphia-eagles-lane-johnson-concussion-dallas-cowboys-micah-parsons/) now heads into the bye week 6-0, one win short of the best start in franchise history, with the best record in the NFC.
Did we not know that the Cowboys were not going to go 16-1, and that more specifically the magic carpet ride we were all on with a backup quarterback was going ...
It feels like they regressed in that sense as time with Rush wore on which may not be entirely the fault of the staff. To be clear here Parsons’ penalty did not prevent the Eagles from ultimately punting, and Philly failed on their two-point attempt, but those results do not take away from those glaring mistakes. They were each called for unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, Diggs’ taking place in a moment that allowed the Eagles an advantage on a two-point conversion attempt. But what Dallas did so well offensively early on in this little stretch was not turtle up when the ball was in their hands. Armstrong was one of the Cowboys defenders who got to Hurts and did so early on and ultimately helped force Philadelphia to punt. He was arguably their most consistent player on the defensive side of the ball from start to finish, providing his usual stellar run support (the team did not do that as a whole obviously) as well. There is never any room for moral victories, but to the main point, it is hard not to feel that the arrow is pointing up on this team overall considering we are barely in mid-October. It is particularly annoying that we now have to live with Philadelphia Eagles fans chirping about their “big” win and how they are still the last undefeated team left in the NFL, but this was a battle and not the war. Did we not know that the Cowboys were not going to go 16-1, and that more specifically the magic carpet ride we were all on with a backup quarterback was going to end at some point? He deserves all of the credit in the world. Unfortunately his limitations were on full display against the Eagles. The argument is simply that there are other ways to get into the end zone.
Happy spooky season to all of you with pumpkin emojis in your social media names. May your costumes get you all of the likes, loves, eye emojis, ...
Big plays on both sides of the ball, division rivals, fast and physical defense, oh please let’s run this back. Then someone must have clicked on Dorrough’s “Get Big” at halftime, because the Cowboys manhandled the Eagles to start the second half. What a nightmare it was for the Cowboys at first going, down 20-0. And with the Philadelphia crowd riled up after the Phillies took their bats to the Atlanta Braves’ championship defense at Citizens Bank Park on Saturday, this was certainly a spooky-season night fit for “Dreams and Nightmares.” It’s dishwasher friendly for easy cleaning and has a tight-sealing lid to prevent spills when taking it on the go. For me, on the occasion that Christmas falls on Sunday, NFL games feel like an intrusion.
This week, defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence indicated he didn't think the Eagles and QB Jalen Hurts had proven anything to him yet, either.
One can only play the teams on their schedule and the Eagles scored 20 points in the first half on a defense that hadn’t given up 20 points in any single game this year. If the Eagles were in the AFC, you would have some true measuring sticks, such as the Bills and Chiefs, but even that conference is filled with parity after those two squads. After this week’s bye, the next month of the schedule should allow the Eagles to continue their quest for perfection. The Cowboys swept the Eagles last season (although the Week 18 blowout was meaningless and played entirely by the team’s backups), and over the last 20 meetings going back to 2012, the Eagles were 7-13 against them. The Jets throttled Aaron Rodgers and the [Packers](https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/) in Green Bay. It remains the Vikings’ only loss of the season so far. The [Steelers](https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/) stunned Tom Brady’s Bucs. On Sunday, the Falcons stomped on the [49ers](https://www.ninersnation.com/) by two touchdowns. Make no mistake, the Eagles beating Dallas last night, no matter how it looked, was of vital importance not only in the standings, but mentally. Perhaps there was some truth to that, as the Cowboys possess one of the finest defenses in the game. [Minnesota Vikings](https://www.dailynorseman.com/), [New York Giants](https://www.bigblueview.com/) and Cowboys have winning records. The Cowboys came into the game 4-1, winners of four straight.
If the Giants sweep the Eagles, they could upset Philly for the NFC East. The Vikings and Cowboys have a harder road because the Eagles already have a win over ...
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On Sunday night, Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant tweeted about Darius Slay during the Dallas Cowboys-Philadelphia Eagles game.
They will play their first game of the 2022-23 NBA season on Wednesday when they host Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans at Barclays Center in New York. As for Durant and the Nets, they are coming off a tough season where they were the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference and got swept in the first round of the NBA Playoffs by Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics. Currently, the Eagles are in first place in the division and the only team in the NFL with an undefeated record.