Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys Preview & Picks
Dallas are backed to cover as they win this huge NFC East clash.
The Cowboys offense is rolling and the defense is top five in the league in points allowed per game.
They are also perfect at home this season, while Philadelphia’s recent record at AT&T makes for ugly reading.
- Dallas Cowboys are 6-0 at home this season
- Dallas Cowboys are 5-1-0 ATS in their 6 home games
- Dallas have won their last 5 home games against Philadelphia
- The Over has cashed in 5 of Dallas’ last 6 home games
Head To Head
- Dallas Cowboys lead the all-time series 73-56
- Philadelphia Eagles won 28-23 when the two teams last met on November 5
Philadelphia Eagles Form
Philadelphia enter this game on the back of a blowout home loss that dropped them to 10-2 – one game ahead of Dallas in the NFC East.
The Eagles opened up with a five-game win streak that was ended by a shock 20-14 defeat at the New York Jets.
They rebounded in style though, beating Miami 31-17 before downing division rivals Washington, 38-13, and Dallas, 28-23.
Philadelphia then got a measure of revenge for last season’s Super Bowl defeat by winning 21-17 at Kansas City, and made it five-in-a-row with a 37-34 overtime win against Buffalo.
However, the Eagles were unable to make it six straight wins as they were blown out at home by San Francisco, 42-19.
Dallas Cowboys Form
Dallas come into this matchup on a four-game win streak that has put them hot on the heels of Philadelphia in the East at 9-3.
The Cowboys lost ground on the Eagles as they lost two of their first five games, but they kick-started their season with a couple of wins over the Los Angeles teams.
They then rebounded from a 28-23 defeat in Philadelphia with a four-game win streak to set up this massive return meeting with the Eagles.
Dallas blew out the New York Giants at home, 49-17, before heading out on the road to comfortably beat Carolina, 33-10.
The Cowboys returned home for their next two games, and the offense ran riot as they beat Washington 45-10 and Seattle 41-35.