Cowboys Defeat Eagles 38‑21

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Cowboys Defeat Eagles 38‑21

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The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38‑21, leaving the Cowboys at 3‑4 and the Eagles at 2‑5. Quarterback Dak Prescott threw for 174 yards and two touchdowns, while running back Javonte Williams rushed for a career‑high 155 yards. The Cowboys’ defense forced a key interception by DeMarvion Overshown, setting up a 38‑21 lead with 2:21 remaining. Dallas also scored on five of its first six possessions, including a 28‑21 third‑quarter touchdown by CeeDee Lamb and a 2‑point conversion on a designed run by Prescott. The Eagles’ offense, led by McKee’s 60‑yard passing, could not overcome the Cowboys’ second‑half surge. The win keeps Dallas in the playoff hunt while the Eagles fall further behind.

Published 2026-10-27 04:13:15 UTC · Published by JQJO

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Timeline

On January 1 1967 Cowboys begin eleven‑game winning streak over Eagles.
On January 1 1974 Cowboys win nine consecutive games against Eagles.
On October 27 2026 Cowboys defeat Eagles thirty‑eight to twenty‑one.
On October 27 2026 Prescott throws two touchdowns in Cowboys victory.

Why it matters

Immediate US impact: Cowboys’ victory boosts team morale and fan engagement Possible long-term US impact: Improved standings may influence playoff positioning Most affected groups: Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles fan bases Reader priority: Fans seeking game recap and player performance details

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