Vikings face Cowboys in crucial NFC matchup
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The Cowboys face the Vikings in Arlington on Sunday. We break down what the game means for the NFL playoff picture.
The Philadelphia Eagles (8-5) have now lost three straight games as the Dallas Cowboys (6-6-1) are still hanging around and within striking distance. Meanwhile, the Washington Commanders (3-10) and New York Giants (2-11) are both limping to the finish line and are starting to focus on their position in the 2026 NFL Draft.
What just happened? What does it mean? What are the pertinent factors (and, perhaps, tiebreakers) prominently in play as each conference's seven-team bracket begins to crystallize? All will be explained and analyzed up to the point when the postseason field is finalized on Sunday,
The season premiere of Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East premieres Tuesday, December 2 at 9:00 p.m. ET on HBO and HBO Max. An encore of the season premiere will also air at 10:30 p.m. ET and 12:30 a.m. ET on HBO.
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The crew reviews a disappointing week for the NFC East, with losses from the Eagles, Commanders, and Cowboys.
With three teams in action last weekend, the NFC East went 0-3 as the New York Giants (2-11) were the only team spared from a loss, as they were on their bye. The Philadelphia Eagles (8-5) still lead the division,
The Giants have been outscored during this 5-17-1 division stretch under Schoen and the fired Brian Daboll by a total of 608-423. That means opponents on average have beaten them by a score of 26.4 to 18.4 in their division matchups — more than a touchdown per game.
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Dak Prescott on trying to catch Eagles in NFC East: ‘I’m going to root against them regardless’
The Dallas Cowboys are not quite dead yet in the NFC East race. A lot must go their way, including the final four games of the season. Dallas must win out and hope Philadelphia stumbles along the way in order to win the division.
In the only NFL game this week with no playoff implications, Washington broke its losing streak and extended New York’s losing streak.