“Cowboys Rivalry Unleashes New QB for Week 10 Showdown Against Eagles”
We’ve covered this thoroughly. We’re wiping the dry-erase board clean. If these players still don’t know what they’re doing, there’s nothing more we can do for them. Plus, it doesn’t seem like the Eagles or their coaches have been paying attention to us anyway.
It’s game day, and nothing would be better than watching the Eagles dominate the Cowboys and end their hopes. Philly hasn’t won in Arlington since 2017, and Jalen Hurts hasn’t won there yet as a starter.
Let’s get it this week! Have a big day, Jalen!
Bold predictions for Jalen Hurts vs. the Cowboys in Week 10: We all agreed that for the Eagles to be contenders again, Jalen needed to show the form he had as an MVP contender in 2022.
He’s answered the call.
After throwing four TDs and rushing for two in Weeks 1-4 while also turning the ball over seven times, he’s thrown six TDs and rushed for six more without any turnovers in Weeks 6-9.
There’s still room for improvement, and while some of the criticism is justified, it’s part of being a QB in today’s NFL.
We expect Hurts to take another step forward in Week 10 against the Cowboys. Here’s how we see it going:
The Cowboys win the toss, defer, and Jalen leads the Eagles to a touchdown on their opening drive. With the pressure off, we expect the Eagles to start faster, beginning with this game in Arlington.
While Jalen won’t score a rushing touchdown, the Eagles’ rushing attack will dominate. The Cowboys’ defense has been weak, and we expect Philly to capitalize, as they’re allowing 147.8 yards per game on the ground.
Jalen Hurts will post his highest passing yardage total of the season. His best so far is 311 yards against the Saints, but we’re expecting 325-350 yards in this game, as the Cowboys’ secondary gives up an average of 217 yards per game. Dallas’ defense hasn’t been tested much in the air, but they’ve struggled when teams do.
With DaRon Bland still sidelined and Trevon Diggs dealing with a calf injury, we see the Eagles taking advantage of the Cowboys’ weakened secondary.