What a day for Dak Prescott. In the same game he passed Tony Romo to become the Dallas Cowboys’ all-time leader in passing yards, he also led a comeback from a 21-point deficit to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24–21 on Sunday afternoon at AT&T Stadium.

The Eagles blew a three-score lead and lost, 24-21, to the Dallas Cowboys Sunday in Week 12 at AT&T Stadium. The Eagles jumped out to a 21-0 lead, but they failed to put the Cowboys away, and Dallas rallied for the win.

The Dallas Cowboys gave their slim playoff chances a major boost in Week 12 thanks to a shocking, 24-21 comeback win over the Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium. ESPN now gives Dallas a nine percent chance to make the postseason, up from the seven percent the Cowboys had headed into the Eagles game.

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley has assigned surprising blame following the team's loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

The Chicago Bears face the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday. Both teams have an 8-3 record. The Bears have a strong offense, ranking second in rushing and sixth overall.

To everyone’s surprise, the Cowboys climbed out of the 10-foot hole they had dug themselves, putting together a spirited performance in the second half. Dallas tied the largest comeback in franchise history, scoring 24 unanswered points in a win that will live on in Cowboys’ lore forever.

Preview the Philadelphia Eagles' NFL Week 12 matchup with the Cowboys and find out who is on the injury report.

The NFC East matchup kicks off at 4:25 p.m. ET on Fox, with Jalen Hurts leading the 8-2 Eagles against Dak Prescott's 4-5-1 Cowboys. Here's how to watch for free.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Saquon Barkley can admit it now after another futile effort. He’s in a “funk.” Of late? Absolutely.

While Brady expressed faith in the defending Super Bowl champions, he did not hesitate to name a new No. 1 team. Elevating the Los Angeles Rams to the No. 1 spot, the three-time league MVP praised LA’s dominant Sunday night dismantling of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.