The Eagles’ magic number dropped to one Sunday night when the Vikings upset the Cowboys. Thanks to the Vikings’ 34-26 win over the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Sunday night, any combination of one Eagles win or one Cowboys loss the rest of the season will give the Eagles the NFC East.

The Philadelphia Eagles are attempting to put to rest a two-decade trend in the NFC East this season. As half of the division is headed toward a top ten pick, Philly has truly only had to worry about the Dallas Cowboys for a bulk of this season when it comes to the division crown.

The Eagles blew a three-score lead and lost, 24-21, to the Dallas Cowboys Sunday in Week 12 at AT&T Stadium. The Eagles jumped out to a 21-0 lead, but they failed to put the Cowboys away, and Dallas rallied for the win.

Cowboys' playoff hopes hinge on an Eagles collapse. Discover which teams must falter and who Dallas needs to win, week by week.

What a day for Dak Prescott. In the same game he passed Tony Romo to become the Dallas Cowboys’ all-time leader in passing yards, he also led a comeback from a 21-point deficit to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24–21 on Sunday afternoon at AT&T Stadium.

The Dallas Cowboys needed a win badly on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings, who were mathematically knocked out of the NFL playoffs. The Vikings played

Dak Prescott put the Dallas Cowboys' situation into perspective as the team's playoff hopes went up in smoke. The Cowboys quarterback spoke to reporters

Jayden Daniels has battled injuries all season and with two games against the Eagles upcoming, Washington has shutdown their franchise quarterback for the final three games.

Although they are not mathematically eliminated yet, the Dallas Cowboys now hold only a minimal chance, less than 2% according to NFL.com, of making the playoffs after falling 26-3