Sunday, November 10th, 2024

Jalen Hurts had a fumble in the first half that might have put Philadelphia in a tough spot against Dallas. However, the Cowboys, struggling without Dak Prescott, failed to take advantage, and Hurts managed to avoid further major errors.
Hurts delivered an impressive performance with two touchdown passes and two rushing touchdowns, leading the Eagles to a decisive 34-6 win and securing first place in the NFC East. Dallas, meanwhile, dropped to a disappointing 0-4 at home and 3-6 overall.
Despite facing challenges, including two sacks by Micah Parsons and an interception in the end zone, Hurts orchestrated an 84-yard drive for a crucial touchdown just before halftime.
On the other side, Cooper Rush's efforts were lacking. He managed only 45 passing yards and lost two fumbles, and was briefly replaced by Trey Lance, who then threw an interception.
The timeline for Prescott's return is still unclear, and Coach Mike McCarthy's job might be at risk given the poor offensive performance, marking Dallas' worst home game since 2009.
Hurts demonstrated resilience by becoming the first quarterback in NFL history to achieve a touchdown pass, a rushing touchdown, and a quarterback rating over 100 in four consecutive games.
Philadelphia's defense forced five turnovers, with Zack Baun leading the effort with two forced fumbles and a recovery. A crucial mistake from Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott, who fumbled into the end zone, squandered an opportunity for Dallas to take the lead.
Injury updates: Eagles' Darius Slay suffered an ankle injury, Cowboys' DeMarvion Overshown left the game with a knee injury, and Tyler Guyton was sidelined with a neck issue.
Looking ahead: The Eagles will be hosting Washington on Thursday night, while the Cowboys face Houston
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