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https://www.dallascowboysfanshop.com/Connor-Williams-Jersey , line: Eagles vs. Cowboys picks, predictions from model on 70-43 roll - Staff, CBS SportsThis game marks the biggest underdogs the Cowboys have been all season. It looks like the confidence the oddsmakers have in the Cowboys matches that of their fans in recent weeks. The faith has disappeared. Let’s check in on the most recent practice report and see who’s healthy.Finally some good news: Dallas Cowboys roster improves for Philadelphia Eagles game - Stefan Stevenson, Fort Worth Star-TelegramWhile the Cowboys will be missing several players due to injuries, a couple key players will be returning. 5 matchups to watch in Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys, including Lane Johnson vs. DeMarcus Lawrence - Daniel Gallen, Penn LiveIt looked like the Eagles might be without their All-Pro right tackle, but it appears he will give it a go. He’s been a huge piece in containing DeMarcus Lawrence in the past. Can he keep it going? Philadelphia Eagles: Sidney Jones is close, Jalen Mills out for awhile - Justin Grasso https://www.dallascowboysfanshop.com/Darren-Woodson-Jersey , Inside The IgglesThe Eagles are thin at cornerback and there was some hope that second-year CB Sidney Jones might play on Sunday, but it doesn’t look very likely now. Here is the final practice report:The Cowboys are on Sunday Night Football, but what games will be on TV in your area during the day? 506 Sports hooks us up with their weekly across-the-country TV map.I was really looking forward to catching Dez Bryant’s debut in New Orleans.Cowboys release WR Deonte Thompson, secure 2019 comp pick - K.D. Drummond, Cowboys WireThe Cowboys made some moves to their receiving group this week with the most notable one being the release of free agent acquisition Deonte Thompson. But as K.D. explains, this move has been expected for a while now. Thompson was the team’s speed demon WR, but now they have a new guy for that.Five things to look for in this week’s Cowboys-Eagles matchup: Cooper, turnover, turnovers Chidobe Awuzie Jersey , and more - Calvin Watkins, The AthleticWatkins provides his weekly five things to look for, including how the Cowboys need to get more out of their newest offensive weapon. Blow ‘em out, Golden Tate to damage, more in Roob’s 10 random Eagles observations for Cowboys Week - Reuben Franks, NBC Sports Philadelphia10 random observations for this week’s matchup, including an unfavorable tidbit about the Cowboys being on the wrong end of a blowout. But despite all the struggles for Dallas this season, they haven’t lost by that margin yet this season. And one of those reasons is an improved defense. But a new addition might make things more difficult for the Cowboys. Will Golden Tate burn Dallas Cowboys yet again? - Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz, USA TodayTate is a name that comes up again and again as the team’s new the secret weapon to spark the Eagles offense. Cowboys CB: Eagles ‘know we don’t like’ Golden Tate - Austin Knoblauch Jourdan Lewis Color Rush Jersey , NFL.comWill the Cowboys be able to contain the Eagles new offensive weapon? Let’s get some game predictions, shall we?Eagles-Cowboys NFL Week 10 Predictions - Staff, NBC 10 PhiladelphiaThe staff for NBC Philadelphia have complete confidence in their team as they pick the Eagles across the board. And their most accurate prognosticator foresees a Sunday night blowout. It’s not surprising that “Team Philadelphia” all pick their squad to win, but that’s not homerism talking. It seems to be the general consensus as even Cowboys writers are predicting an Eagles victory.SportsDay experts’ predictions for Cowboys-Eagles: Can Dallas save its season with a win in Philadelphia? - Staff, SportsDayThe SportsDay writing staff make their picks on Sunday night’s game and it’s completely one-sided. Gut Feeling: Predictions For Cowboys-Eagles - Staff, Dallas CowboysThe mood over at the Mothership is quite different as they have some optimism sprinkled in for good measure. Hey, we’ll take it. The NFL trade deadline came and went on Tuesday afternoon, and it actually had a lot of action.There was no action for the Cowboys at the deadline because they made their big move a week ahead of it when they traded for Amari Cooper. It worked out to their benefit because they were on a bye so Cooper will have had two full weeks with the team before his first game next Monday night against the Tennessee Titans.Dallas wasn’t the only team to shuffle the deck, though. Plenty of teams got in on the trading frenzy that seems to be sweeping the league and it just so happens that plenty of Cowboys games will be impacted by the fallout of it all.Five of the Cowboys’ remaining nine games will be impacted by NFL trades this seasonThe Cowboys still have to play the Eagles twice this season and they’ll have to take on someone who they’ve already faced this season when they do so. Wide receiver Golden Tate was sent from the Detroit Lions to Philadelphia on Tuesday and he’ll actually make his Eagles debut against the Cowboys next Sunday night.With the Cowboys and Eagles acquiring new receivers it makes sense that another division foe would look for reinforcements to stop them. The Washington Redskins traded for Green Bay Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix who will be at AT&T Stadium with his new squad on Thanksgiving.What’s more is that seven days after Turkey Day the Cowboys will host the New Orleans Saints (this is a tough stretch coming up for Dallas). When they welcome Sean Payton and Co. to town they’ll see an old friend in cornerback Eli Apple who New Orleans acquired form the New York Giants. In fact the Cowboys visit the Giants in their regular season finale who are now sans Apple and Damon Harrison who they traded to the Detroit Lions.The only opponents remaining for the Cowboys who did not make trades near or on the deadline are the Tennessee Titans https://www.dallascowboysfanshop.com/Rico-Gathers-Jersey , Atlanta Falcons, Indianapolis Colts, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, although the Bucs do seem to have made a quarterback change for the good to Ryan Fitzpatrick. It’s fascinating how the NFL landscape has changed to a point where this much change happens around the deadline.