After hearing nothing but criticism the last two weeks about the offense and his play-calling, Brian Schottenheimer fired back with a few "Schotts" to lead the offense in a balanced attack that Philadelphia had no answers for.

The Cowboys entered Monday night searching for balance on offense. They found it, with over 200 yards rushing and passing against the Eagles playing a big role for Dak Prescott and company in a 38-21 win.

The young, talented Cowboys linebacker craved an opportunity to get back on the field and, once he did in Philadelphia, he showed out in one of the best performances of his NFL career in a must-win situation.

After challenging both himself and the defense to improve, Quinnen Williams delivered his most impactful performance of the season and helped spark a much-needed Cowboys victory.

The Cowboys finally made good on their promise to involve Javonte Williams heavily in the gameplan, and he rewarded them with a career day that fueled an offensive launch in Philadelphia.

Plays that might get forgotten include a Cowboys penalty that negated their own kickoff return for a TD, but it proved to be a good thing in the long run.

Leaning heavily on the ground game, the Cowboys run away with a 38-21 victory over the rival Eagles.

The battle of two teams scratching and clawing to regain their footing in a wide-open NFC East on Monday Night Football — it's must-see TV for the Cowboys and Eagles.

There's been some movement among the Cowboys all-time leading receivers. As the Cowboys face the Eagles Monday night, CeeDee Lamb is approaching another milestone.

The Cowboys haven't won in Philadelphia since January 2022. Could Monday night be the first since, and get Dallas a much-needed third win of the season? The DallasCowboys.com staff shares their predictions in this week's Gut Feeling.

If the Cowboys want to get back in the win column, they'll need to have a big day in the trenches and control the time of possession against the Eagles on Monday night. A look into that and more keys to the game in this week's Here We Goooo.

Two of the most bitter NFL rivals will square off under the bright lights of Monday Night Football, and in a matchup that will help determine who eventually wins the NFC East.

The NFC East, as a whole, is having one of the most unexpected seasons ever and, despite their own woes, the Cowboys can still right the ship versus the Eagles and begin pulling away.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott says Dallas is "urgent to get it done now" in terms of stacking wins. If they want to do so, they'll need to find their footing again on offense, which begins with getting a spark in the run game.

With their season teetering near the brink, the Cowboys head to Philadelphia facing a must-win matchup that could define the course of their 2026 campaign.

Let's look at 10 key numbers heading into Monday's game with the Eagles, including where CeeDee Lamb stacks up both currently and historically.

The first six games of the season have mostly gotten away from the Cowboys, but their All-Pro defensive tackle believes that, with 11 games remaining and progress being made on defense, the fight is far from over.

Cowboys CB Cobie Durant is trending towards returning on Monday night for Dallas' defense, and is looking to do his part in the secondary by helping the unit create more turnovers in order to get the ball back to Dak Prescott.

This week's trivia questions center around the Eagles on Monday Night Football. There have been 12 matchups between the two, including five in Philly.

Welcome to "The Science Lab", a place where football facts and in-depth analysis always triumph over feelings.

The Cowboys and Eagles have both faced their share of adversity this year and didn't expect to be 2-4 heading into this matchup. But because the NFC East is still for the taking, this game will be as important as ever when they square off Monday night.

The start to the 2026 season has been anything but what was expected, and with a chance to begin turning things around against the Eagles, Ryan Flournoy says Dallas' offense is digging deep for fixes.

The Cowboys' offense has become a prime target for aggressive blitz packages, and until Dak Prescott and company prove they can punish those extra rushers, opponents will keep bringing the heat.

The Cowboys as a team are looking to turn the practice habits and process they believe in to wins on game days. How do they find a way to bridge the two? Some of Dallas defensive leaders weighed in on the question.

On Tuesday, the Cowboys signed S Juanyeh Thomas to their active roster from the practice squad. The corresponding move was waiving CB Caelen Carson, Dallas' fifth-round pick out of Wake Forest in 2024.