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Prescott fires Cowboys to 38-21 win over plummeting Eagles

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Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (left) comes under pressure from Eagles linebacker Jalyx Hunt during the first quarter at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Monday.

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (left) comes under pressure from Eagles linebacker Jalyx Hunt during the first quarter at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Monday. | Imagn Images / via Reuters

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Oct 27, 2026

New York – Dak Prescott passed for three touchdowns and 212 yards as the Dallas Cowboys bounced back on Monday with a 38-21 thumping of the injury-ravaged Philadelphia Eagles, who plunged to a fifth straight NFL loss.

The Cowboys, whose offense had misfired in back-to-back losses to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Green Bay Packers, pulled emphatically clear of their NFC East rivals in the second half to move to 3-4.

CeeDee Lamb made two superb touchdown catches and George Pickens added a third, while the Cowboys also ran for 204 yards spearheaded by Javonte Williams, who had a touchdown and a career-high 155 rushing yards.

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