The Philadelphia Eagles' rivalry resumes with the Dallas Cowboys, but without Dak Prescott. Can Jalen Hurts end Philly's 6-year losing skid in Dallas?

For a good portion of the Eagles’ 34-6 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, it would have been hard to envision Jalen Hurts’ final stat line against pressure. According to Next Gen Stats, the Eagles quarterback went 7-of-9 when facing pressure and threw for 115 yards and two touchdowns.

As well as this, I thought the Eagles’ offense was too focused on taking shots down the field and didn’t give Jalen Hurts a lot of easy answers. If you add all of these things up, including some poor individual pass protection reps such as the one below from Kenneth Gainwell,

Following the Eagles' first score of the game, KaVontae Turpin returned the ensuing kickoff to the Cowboys' 40-yard line; the offense responded with a nine-play, 32-yard drive capped off by a 46-yard Brandon Aubrey field goal to tighten the lead to 7-3 with 3:10 in the first quarter.

The Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets' seasons are pretty much over with no postseason in sight in our NFL Week 10 overreactions.

No team in the NFL moves the needle quite like the Dallas Cowboys and for that, you’ve got to give Jerry Jones credit. Despite being one of the worst teams in the NFL so far this season, the Cowboys are still setting new viewing records.