By Marty Gaines | The Doomsday Legacy Well, I'll be damned. The Dallas Cowboys went into Philadelphia and came out with a victory. “If you watched Cowboys vs Eagles 2026 expecting me to spend the morning celebrating, you clearly haven't met me.” A victory! In Philadelphia! You'd think that would be enough to put a smile on my face, wouldn't you? And it did. Briefly. Then I remembered the third-down defense. And the penalties. Sweet merciful Landry, the penalties. Now, before

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Well, good morning, Cowboys fans. Pull up a chair. Pour yourself some coffee. If you've got something stronger, I won't judge you. Although at this hour, my doctor probably would. I've been sitting on this porch trying to figure out exactly what I watched last night. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers came into this game with an 0–4 record. Zero wins. Four losses. A team that hadn't managed to beat anybody all season. Naturally, they found the Dallas Cowboys. And left with a 24–16 vict

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