If the Eagles win at least four out of their final six games, they will win the NFC East, no matter what the Cowboys do. Their "magic number" is four. Each Cowboys loss going forward reduces the number of games the Eagles must win by one.

Dallas got back to .500 in remarkable fashion, but remains three wins behind the NFC East leaders. If the Cowboys can match victories with Philly by the end of the season, they will likely take the division. The tie in Dallas’ record gives them a slightly higher winning percentage, rendering tiebreakers like head-to-head or division records moot.

Fans will be able to re-live the drama of the 2025 season before it's even over as the in-season version of "Hard Knocks" kicks off Dec. 2 on HBO.

The Eagles blew a 21-0 lead at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, allowing the Dallas Cowboys to score 24 unanswered points and putting an end to the Birds’ four-game winning streak. After the epic collapse, the Eagles face a short turnaround as they prepare to host the Chicago Bears on Black Friday.

NFL experts remain skeptical of the Chicago Bears despite their recent surge, raising doubts as they head into a tough Week 13 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.