The Philadelphia Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys in the 2026 NFL regular season on Monday, October 26, 2026 at 8:15 PM EDT at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA.
Philadelphia enters at 2-4 and on a four-game losing streak, which makes this divisional game a chance to steady its season. Through six games, the Eagles sit second in the NFC East and have scored 106 points while allowing 137. Their offense has struggled to find consistency, ranking 29th in points per game at 17.7, while Jalen Hurts, who is out for the rest of the season, leads the team with 933 passing yards and 8 touchdown passes.
Dallas also comes in at 2-4, but its path has looked different, with an offense that has produced more consistently even during a two-game skid. The Cowboys are third in the NFC East, have scored 151 points through six games, and rank 9th in points per game at 25.2. Dak Prescott has driven that production with 1,639 passing yards and 10 touchdown passes, giving Dallas a clear edge in the passing game entering this meeting.
Below are the details on how to watch.
How to Watch Cowboys vs. Eagles
- When: Monday, October 26, 2026 at 8:15 p.m. ET
- Where: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA
- TV: ABC, ESPN
- Stream: ESPN Unlimited – Get the FOX One / ESPN Bundle
Players To Watch
This game puts Dallas’ passing attack front and center, and Prescott is the clearest reason why. Through six games, he leads the Cowboys with 1,639 passing yards and 10 touchdown passes, while Dallas ranks 6th in passing yards per game at 267.2 and 9th in scoring at 25.2 points per game.
What makes Prescott especially important in Philadelphia is the contrast between the Cowboys’ air game and the Eagles’ pressure numbers. Philadelphia has only 8 sacks through six games, tied for 29th in the league, so Prescott could have room to work if Dallas protects him. The Cowboys have also allowed just 7 sacks all season, which sharpens that matchup even more. If Prescott controls the pocket, Dallas can dictate the tempo under the lights at Lincoln Financial Field.
When Dallas needs a chain-moving target or a field-tilting play, Lamb is the kind of receiver who can swing this matchup. He has 48 catches for 577 yards and 4 touchdowns through six games, and the Cowboys are completing 66.3 percent of their passes as a team, signs of an offense that leans heavily on its pass catchers to create production.
His importance grows because Philadelphia has allowed 137 total points through six games and sits in the middle of the pack at 17th-fewest points allowed per game (22.8). That leaves room for a high-volume receiver to influence the game, especially in a rivalry where third-down conversions can decide long stretches of the night. Lamb is the player who can turn Dallas’ efficient passing game into explosive scoring chances.
McKee is worth watching because he is now the Eagles’ starting quarterback with Jalen Hurts out for the rest of the season after being diagnosed with blood clots. He started in Week 6 with Hurts sidelined, throwing for 215 yards and a touchdown in a 25-14 loss to Carolina, and those are his totals on the year.
Dallas has 8 sacks and 1 interception on defense through six games and allows 26.5 points per game. McKee takes over an Eagles offense that has scored 106 points in six games, and a divisional game is the first chance to see what the offense looks like with him leading it from the start.
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