"Philadelphia allowed just 89 rushing yards in that game, the fewest they had allowed all season. From that game on, the Eagles have been one of the league's best at stopping the run. Over their last four games, Philadelphia has allowed an average of just 83 rushing yards a game. They also lead the league in defensive rush EPA (-0.264) by a wide margin, showing just how dominant they have been against the run."
"It should come as no surprise that the Eagles are 4-0 over this span. This week, the Eagles face a Cowboys' offense that has struggled to run the ball against talented defensive fronts, such as those of the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos. Philadelphia continues to be dominant against the run, holding Cowboys' running back Javonte Williams under 40 rushing yards in a game for just the second time this season."
The Cowboys (4-5-1) return home to face the Philadelphia Eagles (8-2) at AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys must win to keep playoff hopes alive. The Eagles' run defense struggled early in the season but has improved dramatically since Week 7, allowing just 83 rushing yards per game over their last four games and leading the league in defensive rush EPA (-0.264). The Eagles are 4-0 over that span. The Eagles will limit Cowboys running back Javonte Williams to under 40 rushing yards. CeeDee Lamb will atone for early drops and record a season-high 120 receiving yards.
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