Prescott and Lamb Lead Cowboys Past Eagles 38-21 to End Skid

The Dallas Cowboys snapped their two-game losing streak in style on Monday Night Football, beating the Philadelphia Eagles 38-21 at Lincoln Financial Field. Both teams entered the game at 2-4 and desperate for a win, but it was Dallas who finished strongest after a back-and-forth first three quarters. Philadelphia briefly led 21-20 midway through the third quarter after Tanner McKee's four-yard touchdown pass to Makai Lemon, the rookie's first NFL score, capped a long, methodical drive. Dallas answered immediately. Dak Prescott found CeeDee Lamb in the back corner of the end zone for Lamb's second touchdown of the night, then ran in the two-point conversion himself to restore a 28-21 lead. From there, the Cowboys took control. Brandon Aubrey added a field goal to stretch the advantage to ten points, and a late interception by DeMarvion Overshown, who undercut a McKee pass intended for Dallas Goedert, allowed Dallas to bleed the clock and close the game out. The final quarter belonged entirely to the visitors. The defeat extends Philadelphia's miserable run to five straight losses, while Dallas move to 3-4 and back into the thick of the NFC East race. For Prescott and Lamb, whose connection decided the game in the second half, it was a reminder of what this offense can do when its stars click at the same time.