"The NFC East was a combined 0-3 in Week 9 with the Philadelphia Eagles enjoying their bye week. They got plenty of rest and even significantly added to their roster. Not many teams can say they were the best team in their division during a week when they didn't even play a single snap of football. The sad thing is, neither the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, nor the Washington Commanders put up much of a fight this week."
"Dallas's offense had been clicking at home, averaging about 41 points a game. Away from AT&T Stadium they were scoring just 20.4 points per game. The offense only put up 10 points on Monday night, with the special teams unit scoring the first touchdown for Dallas. Dallas finished with three turnovers, and it probably should have been more. There was a wounded duck pass from Dak Prescott that should have been picked. A George Pickens fumble was luckily recovered by Javonte Williams."
The NFC East went 0-3 in Week 9 while Philadelphia had a bye and added to its roster. The Eagles hold a three-game lead over second-place Dallas and could extend it to 3.5 games with a Monday win over Green Bay. Dallas scored just 10 points on Monday night, produced three turnovers, and struggled away from AT&T Stadium where the offense averages 20.4 points. At 3-5-1, Dallas would likely need an at least 7-1 finish to reach the wild-card. New York sits 2-7 with a three-game losing streak and fans flew a banner demanding ownership change.
Read at Inside The Star
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