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The Eagles’ head coach was big mad on the sideline that he even had to waste a challenge, but it worked and Dallas finally had to punt for the first time all game. out of bounds - Nick Sirianni was forced to throw a challenge flag despite it being obvious, and the call was overturned. Dak Prescott threw a deep ball to Cedrick Wilson who made a great catch.

The Cowboys quickly faced a 3rd-and-10 thanks to pressure from Javon Hargrave.

With five minutes left in the half, Philly had the ball for just 5:53 compared to 19:07 for the Cowboys. Time of possession was absolutely brutal for the Eagles. And, just like that, the Eagles punted the ball.

Miles Sanders carried the ball for 24 yards to open the Eagles next offensive drive, but then Jalen Hurts was forced out of bounds, Sanders took it for three yards, followed by an incomplete pass to Goedert.

Greg Zuerlien did miss the point after attempt, so at least there’s that. The Cowboys continued to carve up the Eagles defense on a drive that ended with Elliott running up the middle and into the endzone. Dallas faced a 3rd-and-8 but Derek Barnett jumped offsides, and Dak Prescott easily managed a first down with a short pass to Schultz.

The Cowboys opened the second quarter with a holding penalty and 10-yard loss, setting up a 1st-and-20.

Miles Sanders had a 9-yard reception, Hurts was bullied by Cowboys’ rookie LB Micah Parsons for a two-yard loss, and an incomplete pass to Ertz completed the three-and-out for the Eagles offense.

With 1:31 left in the quarter, the Cowboys had already recorded 182 offensive yards compared to the Eagles unimpressive 48 yards.

Schultz was WIDE OPEN in the endzone for the score. False start for the Cowboys set them back a bit, but two plays later, Prescott hit Schultz again for 19 yards and a touchdown.

Dallas’ offense steadily made their way down the field and into the red zone with a 12-yard pass to Schultz.

He's made a good play on punt coverage in all three games. Hurts was nearly taken down for a safety but managed to throw it out of bounds, setting up a punt.Īndre Chachere with an excellent stop on the punt coverage. The QB went to DeVonta Smith on the outside next for five yards, setting up a 3rd-and-5 situation. Hurts got the ball out quick to Zach Ertz over the middle but was tipped off the TE’s fingers and nearly intercepted. The Eagles were the next team to start on the one-yard line.A few plays later, the Eagles defense had a HUGE goal line stop, keeping Prescott out of the end zone on fourth down - the ruling on the field was turnover on downs and there wasn’t enough evidence to overturn the call. Marcus Epps went in for Wallace and just a few plays later had a huge PBU on a deep ball to Dalton Schultz near the end zone. Wallace was taken into the medical tent after the hit - not great for an already-thin Eagles safety position. The Cowboys leaned on Elliott early, and Eagles second-year safety K’Von Wallace ended up suffering an shoulder injury after trying to take down the Dallas RB.On 2nd and 6 Javon Hargrave sacked Dak Prescott, forced the fumble, and FLETCHER COX RECOVERED FOR AN EAGLES TOUCHDOWN! EAGLES 7, COWBOYS 7.The good news: the Cowboys’ offense get the ball at the 1 the bad news: everything else. It was ugly, and resulted in the first turnover for the QB and the Eagles offense this season. Hurts went deep on a pass intended for Jalen Reagor - which would’ve been for a score - but underthrew the ball right into the hands of Cowboys CB Anthony Brown. The Eagles QB followed that up with a 5-yard pass to Quez Watkins. Jalen Hurts was ready to answer and threw a nice pass to Dallas Goedert for a 38-yard gain to open their first offensive drive.The Cowboys were on the one-yard line when Javon Hargrave was flagged for a personal foul after shoving a Dallas lineman, making it an easy 6-inch score for Elliott through the pile. That was, until Ezekiel Elliott broke loose for a big first down, followed by a 44-yard bomb to CeeDee Lamb. The Eagles defense allowed a few short plays to open the game, but were generally quick to the football.The Eagles won the coin toss and deferred to the Cowboys - one of Dallas’ captains sent to midfield was Corey Clement, former Philly running back and Super Bowl stud.Read on for a recap and stay tuned for more BGN postgame coverage.

Between dropped passes, balls being underthrown, and a couple turnovers, Philadelphia’s offense could not find a rhythm. The Eagles defense had a decent game, despite what the score might suggest, but rarely got a chance to catch their breath with such poor and ineffective offensive play. The Philadelphia Eagles fall to 1-2 after losing to the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football.