Philly's OL is really damn good.

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Philly's OL is really damn good.

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It's very good. It will be interesting to see what Johnson's(arguably their best lineman) injury is.

The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles have split the season series. Both teams won at home against backup quarterbacks. The Eagles beat the Dak Prescott-less Cowboys 26-17 in Philadelphia on 10/16. Despite missing Jalen Hurts, the Eagles led 27-17 with 9:00 left in the 3rd quarter on the road before the Cowboys outscored the Eagles the rest of the game to defeat the Eagles 40-34 and stay alive for the NFC East division title.

A rematch of these two teams in Philadelphia in the divisional round could very well happen. If the Eagles beat or tie the Saints next week, they will clinch both the NFC East and the No. 1 seed. That means the Cowboys would be locked in with tne No. 5 seed. If the Cowboys beat the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay in the Wild Card round, they would play at Philadelphia in the divisional round. Hopefully, this potential playoff matchup will feature Dak Prescott vs Jalen Hurts.

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If the Cowboys beat the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay in the Wild Card round, they would play at Philadelphia in the divisional round.

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This assumes the other home teams win in the wild card round. If the 6th or 7th seed pull an upset, then they would visit Philly in the divisional round. There is also the unlikely scenario that all the NFC lower seeds win in the wild card round. In this scenario, Dallas would host the 6th seed in the divisional round.

Jack Ruby said:

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I love your posts- I don't know if you're a troll or a bot or both, but please keep them going.

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He never ever waivers from his bit.

txagman1998 said:

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If the Cowboys beat the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay in the Wild Card round, they would play at Philadelphia in the divisional round.

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This assumes the other home teams win in the wild card round. If the 6th or 7th seed pull an upset, then they would visit Philly in the divisional round. There is also the unlikely scenario that all the NFC lower seeds win in the wild card round. In this scenario, Dallas would host the 6th seed in the divisional round.

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Yes, that is assuming that both the 49ers and Vikings win their home agmes in the wild card round. I admit I did not think about how the the 6th seed (probably New York Giants) or the 7th seed (Washington Commanders, Green Bay Packers, or Seattle Seahawks) could upset the 49ers or Vikings on the road. In that unlikely scenario, the Eagles will host that team. It's even more improbably that the 5th seeded Cowboys would host a 6th seed.