[Bette]

The Cowboys, owning the NFC's best record (6-1) will receive their usual welcome to Lincoln Financial Field for Sunday's 7:15 p.m. (CST) tilt, a bitter combination of what's always been there for the old-fashioned division rivalry, plus the Eagles fans' contempt for Terrell Owens. At just 3-4, the Eagles have disappointed in 2007, but that doesn't mean the Cowboys will be taking them lightly, especially after Philly swept the season series in 2006.

The point is, Philly's not done. Those guys know how to finish a season, so the Cowboys had best get a win against them now, if they can.
What's all this talk about diminishing returns from Donovan McNabb? The veteran Eagles quarterback is sixth in the NFL in passing yards (1,780) and owns a 90.6 rating
McNabb aside, it's elusive running back Brian Westbrook that gives teams the most problems.
Wide receiver Kevin Curtis is McNabb's favorite new target.
Eagles defensive end Trent Cole has really developed into a great pass-rusher.
The Eagles are as tough as you remember on defense.
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[Quality88]

Trap game with division implications.

[Bette]

Originally Posted by Quality88

Trap game with division implications.

Since I think of a trap game as one played against inferior opponents, I dont classify this as one. Eagles are never inferior against the Cowboys. They can bring on a game when there's just nothing there.

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Bette

Since I think of a trap game as one played against inferior opponents, I dont classify this as one. Eagles are never inferior against the Cowboys. They can bring on a game when there's just nothing there.

Good Point, very good point.