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When the Eagles play the Cowboys for the NFC East championship, they should be feeling a bit ruffled after a devastating loss to the 49ers.

Hurts, Jalen, quarterback

Although it wasn’t his worst performance of the season, it felt that way last week. Hurts completed just 57.8% of his throws and gained just 20 yards on the ground as he labored immensely to locate receivers and running lanes.

David Carr of NFL Network said following the game that the team would be better off starting backup Marcus Mariota. “I think (Mariota) is probably more proficient than Hurts at quarterbacking the Philadelphia Eagles at this time,” Carr remarked. “Right now, he would be more productive.”

Nick Bosa, a defensive end for the 49ers, boasted on Thursday that his squad has the quarterback for Philadelphia figured out. “We released the blueprint,” Bosa stated to the press. “Perhaps the Cowboys will view the video.”

Some really hot takes there. Hurts hasn’t answered, but they might be forced to retract their statements if they play well against Dallas.

D’Andre Swift, the backfield

With just six carries against San Francisco, Swift has the fewest since his one-yard gain on the first carry of the season. Although he only had 13 yards the previous week, the team should be able to get the ball to him more frequently.

In games, the Eagles are 1-2. Swift only had ten carries or less. Last week, Philadelphia gave up on the run in the first quarter, despite the fact that the squad

Joyner’s remarks clearly infuriated Slay, who responded appropriately on his podcast “Big Play Slay”. “I believe I had a good game, but I could have made more plays,” he remarked. “I was tackling really, really well today, and I had a great day.”

To be fair, not many people identify tackling with the term “Big Play,” and Slay is just two tackles short of the 55 he had the previous season. This week, he will need to make big plays to defeat CeeDee Lamb of the Cowboys. In a 28-23 setback to Philadelphia earlier in the season, the NFL’s second-leading receiver racked up a season-high 191 yards.