Week 12 of the NFL brings one of the most intense and high-profile games in the NFC: the Dallas Cowboys (4-5-1) host the Philadelphia Eagles (8-2) on Sunday, November 23 at 4:25 p.

The Cowboys' margin for error to make the playoffs is wafer-thin right now, and one could make the case that a loss in any one of the next three games would be devastating to their already shrinking playoff hopes. So ... are they all season-defining for the Cowboys?

In the video post, Eagles linebacker Jalynx Hunt unveils a new pair of cleats featuring a smiling photo of himself and his late friend, Cowboys defensive lineman Marshawn Kneeland.

A struggling offense and key injuries are some of the reasons to love the Dallas Cowboys in their Week 12 matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Cowboys' offense is explosive and offers the most elite opponent Philadelphia will see down the stretch. Dallas is the only team in the NFL this season to feature a top-five player in passing, rushing, and receiving yards - Dak Prescott (fifth in passing), Javonte Williams (fifth in rushing), and George Pickens (second in receiving).

Philly’s visit marks the beginning of a daunting stretch for Dallas with the Chiefs and Lions in the coming weeks.

Dallas Cowboys wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens were <a href=" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">benched for the team's opening drive of Monday's road game against the Las Vegas Raiders,

The Dallas Cowboys enter Week 12 as underdogs at home against the defending NFL champions, the Philadelphia Eagles.

Cooper's Poynt Family School in Camden, New Jersey, allowed students to hit punching bags featuring Cowboys players ahead of the Eagles-Cowboys matchup.

The NFL slapped Cowboys WR George Pickens with a $26,085 fine for his goalpost celebration after a touchdown against the Raiders in Week 11.

Overshown and Revel Jr. get their first taste of NFL action, setting the stage for their crucial role against the Eagles' potent offense.