The Eagles clinched the NFC East Division title with a dominant win over the Dallas Cowboys in South Philadelphia Sunday afternoon.

They’ll now turn to the afternoon slate of games, where the Vikings play the Packers in a game that could eliminate Philadelphia from top seed contention. If Minnesota loses, th

The Philadelphia Eagles have been crowned champions of the NFC East for the second time in three years following their Week 17 win. The Eagles routed their divisional rivals, the Dallas Cowboys, 41-7 despite playing without starting quarterback Jalen Hurts (concussion).

The Philadelphia Eagles are NFC East champions, the Indianapolis Colts were eliminated from the AFC playoff race, and both the Washington Commanders and Los Angeles Rams earned playoff spots. And the NFC race will now come down to a winner-take-all battle in the NFC North.

The Eagles (13-3) clinched the NFC East and the NFC’s No. 2 playoff seed with their blowout win against the Dallas Cowboys (8-8) Sunday. The Birds won without Jalen Hurts, who was out due to the lingering effects of a concussion that knocked him out of last week’s loss to the Washington Commanders.

The Cowboys lost the game the way they did so many earlier this season. Big. Sunday’s 41-7 loss to Philadelphia in and of itself won’t determine Mike McCarthy’s fate. Five years of results as the Cowboys head coach tilts the scales more than anything that happens in the final eight days of the regular season.

The Dallas Cowboys fell to a 7-9 record after suffering a 41-7 loss against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. After three consecutive 12-win seasons, the Cowboys are set to miss the playoffs entirely,

The Dallas Cowboys did not have what it takes on Sunday, losing to the Philadelphia Eagles 41-7. While there was some hope early, but the game got out of hand as the Cowboys weren’t up to the task. The Eagles victory clinches the NFC East for them and takes much of the mystery out of any season-finale storylines next week.