Cowboys fading away in the NFC East

The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles continue to slug it out for the NFC East.

The Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants keep falling further behind the pace. The chances of either winning the division as we hit the halfway point of the year are low.

The chances of either making the playoffs aren’t that much better.

The Commanders hold a half-game lead in the division, they still have four games to play until their bye week.

The Eagles are keeping the heat on Washington. The two teams collide in nine days on Thursday Night football.

The Cowboys, meanwhile, are imploding.

Dallas has lost its last three games. They host the Eagles in their next game trying to avoid their first four-game losing streak since 2020.

A task made that much more difficult with Dak Prescott looking to miss the game, and a few others after, and CeeDee Lamb’s availability uncertain.

The Cowboys lost five in a row back in 2015, part of a seven-game losing streak that season.

With games upcoming against the Eagles, Houston Texans, and Commanders, the Cowboys could be in jeopardy of matching that streak this year.

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