The Eagles and Cowboys met for the second time this season in Dallas during Week 9. View the full gallery here...
RB DeMarco Murray
TE Trey Burton, LB Jordan Hicks
LB Kiko Alonso
LB Jordan Hicks
WR Jordan Matthews
RB DeMarco Murray, WR Miles Austin
RB Ryan Mathews
CB Byron Maxwell, DB Walter Thurmond
QB Sam Bradford
LS Jon Dorenbos
LB Marcus Smith
S Malcolm Jenkins
RB DeMarco Murray, QB Sam Bradford
CB Nolan Carroll
DE Taylor Hart
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Lurie
P Donnie Jones
TE Brent Celek, LB Brandon Graham
CB Nolan Carroll
RB DeMarco Murray
RB DeMarco Murray
CB Byron Maxwell, S Chris Maragos, T Lane Johnson
QB Sam Bradford
LB Connor Barwin
LB Mychal Kendricks
QB Sam Bradford
TE Zach Ertz
WR Miles Austin
RB DeMarco Murray
WR Josh Huff
DT Bennie Logan, DE Cedric Thornton
WR Miles Austin
RB Ryan Mathews
QB Sam Bradford
S Chris Maragos, CB Byron Maxwell, T Lane Johnson
S Chris Maragos, LB Brandon Graham
LB Mychal Kendricks, LB DeMeco Ryans
DE Fletcher Cox
DT Bennie Logan
RB Ryan Mathews
RB Darren Sproles
QB Sam Bradford
QB Sam Bradford
CB Nolan Carroll, LB Jordan Hicks
QB Sam Bradford
QB Sam Bradford, WR Jordan Matthews
LB Mychal Kendricks
DE Fletcher Cox
RB DeMarco Murray
RB DeMarco Murray
RB DeMarco Murray
T Lane Johnson
QB Sam Bradford
RB Ryan Mathews
RB Darren Sproles
RB Darren Sproles
LB Connor Barwin, LB Brandon Graham
CB Byron Maxwell, LB Kiko Alonso
DE Cedric Thornton
CB Byron Maxwell
S Chris Maragos
LB Jordan Hicks
LB Connor Barwin, LB Brandon Graham, DE Vinny Curry
TE Zach Ertz
RB Darren Sproles
WR Jordan Matthews
RB DeMarco Murray, RB Kenjon Barner
RB Ryan Mathews
RB DeMarco Murray
RB DeMarco Murray
TE Zach Ertz
QB Sam Bradford
K Caleb Sturgis
LB Jordan Hicks
RB DeMarco Murray
RB DeMarco Murray
RB Ryan Mathews, T Dennis Kelly
RB Ryan Mathews
RB Ryan Mathews
RB Ryan Mathews
LB Jordan Hicks
LB Jordan Hicks
DB Walter Thurmond, LB Kiko Alonso
P Donnie Jones
LB Mychal Kendricks
LB Brandon Graham, LB Connor Barwin
CB Byron Maxwell
RB Ryan Mathews
TE Zach Ertz
K Caleb Sturgis
RB Ryan Mathews
TE Zach Ertz
K Caleb Sturgis
CB E.J. Biggers
RB DeMarco Murray
WR Jordan Matthews
RB DeMarco Murray
WR Jordan Matthews
K Caleb Sturgisl, DT Beau Allen
K Caleb Sturgis
After the last meeting between the Cowboys and Eagles, Philadelphia is ready for a different result. However, the offense has struggled to get on a roll early. Following the first quarter of play, Dallas holds the slight edge in this division matchup, scoring the only touchdown thus far for a 7-0 lead.
Bryant Is Back
Unfortunately for the Eagles, wide receiver Dez Bryant, who was limited in Cowboys' practices throughout the week, appears to be very healthy in his second game back from a foot injury. After being held to just 12 yards the week before, Bryant already has 57 on two catches.
His largest reception of the game came at the 10:38 mark of the quarter. Matt Cassel threw a pass deep left down the field to the receiver, who was also able to break away from cornerback Nolan Carroll for additional yardage. Bryant moved his team 51 yards from its own 31 to the Philadelphia 18. The Cowboys' opening drive resulted in a 5-yard touchdown pass to Cole Beasley for the first points of the night.
Austin Returns To Dallas
Although the offense continued to struggle in the opening quarter of play, Miles Austin came up with the big play in his first game back in Dallas. The former Cowboy helped extend the Eagles' second drive of the game with a 27-yard reception on a third-and-18. The pass from Sam Bradford moved Philadelphia to its 39-yard line, but the team was later forced to punt the ball back to Dallas with 3:55 remaining in the first.
Donnie Longball
Throughout the season, punter Donnie Jones has been a bright spot for the team, and tonight the story is much the same. On Jones' first punt of the night, the Cowboys were penalized for running into the kicker to give the Eagles a first down. The next time Jones was out on the field, he booted the ball 59 yards to the Cowboys' own 1. It was only returned for 6 yards. His following two punts resulted in Dallas taking over at its own 17 and 12, continually setting up the Eagles' defense with great field position.
