The Eagles (12-3) are at a playoff crossroads heading into their Week 17 game against the Dallas Cowboys (7-8) Sunday. The Birds have already clinched a playoff spot, but depending on what happens the next two games,

Philadelphia enters Week 17 in pole position in the NFC East, though the path to the No. 1 seed in the NFC is much more challenging after Jayden Daniels' five-touchdown game knocked the Eagles a game behind the Lions (and Vikings, by record).

The Philadelphia Eagles have clinched a playoff spot, but the Birds could land anywhere from the 2nd seed to the sixth or seventh seed, depending on how the final two games of the regular season play out.

If the Eagles lose out and Washington wins out, the Commanders take the NFC East title. Also, the Eagles have a longshot chance at the No. 1 seed in the playoffs if they win out, Detroit loses out and Minnesota falls to Green Bay this weekend.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni says it's “going to be tough” for injured quarterback Jalen Hurts to play Sunday against Dallas.

Hurts-less Philadelphia Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys. With a win, they clinch the division. Check out the best bets and player news right here.

The Philadelphia Eagles (12-3) had their 10-game winning streak broken last week against the Commanders, but will still compete for a chance to win the NFC East title this Sunday at 1:00 PM ET versus the Dallas Cowboys (7-8).

In their past five head-to-head bouts, Philadelphia has taken down Dallas three times. The Eagles own a 3-2 record ATS in those games, while the two teams have gone over the point total on three occasions. Over their last five head-to-head matchups, Philadelphia has scored 135 points, while Dallas has posted 119.

A.J. Brown will lead the Philadelphia Eagles into their matchup against the Dallas Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.The Cowboys rank 16th with 328.1 total yards per game