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For one night only, Cowboys fans are also Eagles fans.
The New York Giants (10-4) head to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles (5-9) Thursday night, and no team will be watching more intently than the Dallas Cowboys.
If the Eagles — losers of five straight games — can upset the Giants at home, the Cowboys will clinch the NFC East for the 18th time. More importantly, they'll clinch the No. 1 seed — a first-round bye and home field advantage — in the playoffs.
If the Giants win, they'll clinch their first playoff spot since 2011, when they beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLV. The Giants are favored by 2½ points.
Thursday Night Football kicks off at 7:25 p.m. on NBC.
Even if the Giants win, the Cowboys can clinch the division and NFC's top seed with a win against the NFC North-leading Detroit Lions (9-5) at AT&T Stadium in Arlington Monday night.
Photo Credit: NBC
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The New York Giants (10-4) head to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles (5-9) Thursday night, and no team will be watching more intently than the Dallas Cowboys.
If the Eagles — losers of five straight games — can upset the Giants at home, the Cowboys will clinch the NFC East for the 18th time. More importantly, they'll clinch the No. 1 seed — a first-round bye and home field advantage — in the playoffs.
If the Giants win, they'll clinch their first playoff spot since 2011, when they beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLV. The Giants are favored by 2½ points.
Thursday Night Football kicks off at 7:25 p.m. on NBC.
Even if the Giants win, the Cowboys can clinch the division and NFC's top seed with a win against the NFC North-leading Detroit Lions (9-5) at AT&T Stadium in Arlington Monday night.
Photo Credit: NBC
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