For the first time in well over a decade, the Dallas Cowboys were swept by their fiercest division rival in Philadelphia. Losing 41-7 to the Eagles on Sunday afternoon, the Cowboys allowed the home team to start the celebration for winning the NFC East early despite also playing with a backup quarterback. Any semblance of the Cowboys playing complementary football that made them a feel-good story in recent weeks was nowhere to be found after Dallas fell behind 7-0 despite starting with the ball. In his third career start against the Eagles, Cooper Rush was intercepted for the fourth time on the seventh play of the game.
Cowboys can’t play spoiler on road as Eagles continue streak of flip-flopping NFC East
