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 LOOK: NBC Football Night in America crew overwhelmingly pick Eagles over Cowboys

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Sunday Night Football in Week 6 is between a pair of division rivals in the NFC East. The Cowboys are preparing for kickoff in an attempt to keep their win streak alive Philadelphia. However, the undefeated Eagles want to remain unblemished as well.

With massive divisional implications, this might be considered a toss-up because of the success thus far for both teams. However, NBC’s crew for Football Night in America didn’t seem to think so as all but one of them expect to see the Eagles take flight.

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Mike Florio was the only member of the crew to select Dallas as their winner. The Cowboys didn’t even get Jason Garrett, their former head coach, to lean their way. These are all just predictions, though, and it’s now on both teams to settle this out on the gridiron at Lincoln Financial Field.

Dallas Cowboys list inactive players ahead of Philadelphia Eagles matchup

Ahead of their Sunday night matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys have listed their inactive players for the game. Leading the list of inactive players is quarterback Dak Prescott who is continuing to work towards a return — paving the way for Cooper Rush to try and lead Dallas to a 5-1 start.

Cowboys vs Eagles inactive players

Inactive – Dallas Cowboys: QB Dak Prescott, TE Dalton Schultz, CB Nahshon Wright, LB Devin Harper, S Markquese Bell, OT Matt Waletzko

Another major name on the list for Dallas is tight end Dalton Schultz, who has been battling a knee injury this season. He had returned to game action after missing the Cowboys’ game against the New York Giants, but is back out after suffering a new injury the following week. Schultz was not listed as injured

Rounding out the list of inactive players is Nahshon Wright, Devin Harper, Markquese Bell and Matt Waletzko, leaving the Dallas secondary and defense without a large amount of depth for the game.