The Dallas Cowboys (7-8) have another chance to play spoiler this weekend.
Despite being eliminated from playoff contention last week, the Cowboys came up with a key win over Tampa Bay on its quest to finish the season strong. Like the Buccaneers, the Philadelphia Eagles (12-3) are fighting for playoff positioning ahead of their meeting with Dallas.
The Eagles face a few questions before the Week 17 game in Philadelphia, with an extra emphasis placed on Jalen Hurts’ availability. The quarterback went down with a concussion in Philly’s 36-33 loss to Washington last week. Will Hurts return to face the Cowboys?
Here’s everything to know about Cowboys-Eagles on Sunday:
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How to watch Cowboys-Eagles
When: Noon Sunday, Dec. 29
Where: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
Betting line: Eagles (-9.5) Over/Under: 40.5 (via ESPNBet, as of Tuesday)
TV: Fox Streaming: NFL App
Broadcasters: Joe Davis, Greg Olsen and Pam Oliver (sideline)
Radio: 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM), 107.5 La Grande in Spanish (KMVK-FM)
Cowboys-Eagles regular season series record
Dallas has a 71-56 record against the Eagles all-time for the regular season. The longtime rivals have already faced off once this season, with Philadelphia claiming a 34-6 win over the Cowboys on Nov. 10 at AT&T Stadium. That was the Cowboys’ fifth-largest loss against the Eagles. Philadelphia can clinch an NFC East title with a Week 17 win over Dallas.
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