Philadelphia Eagles will play two of their remaining three games against the New York Giants.

The Philadelphia Eagles had a fantastic chance to get ahead of the Dallas Cowboys on Monday. All they had to do was get a win against the Seattle Seahawks. However, that did not happen as the Seahawks handed the Eagles their third consecutive loss. The Eagles are now 10-4 and have a similar record with the Cowboys.

Die-hard Cowboys fan and Fox Sports analyst, Skip Bayless, reveled in the Eagles’ defeat as he claimed that his Cowboys are a better team than them. The Eagles came into the game on the back of two losses, both against contending teams in the San Francisco 49ers and the Cowboys. They had a chance to claim the top spot of their division on Monday but failed to win the game. Needless to say, Bayless was more than happy to see the Eagles lose the game.

Bayless said on the latest edition of Fox Sports show, Undisputed:

The Eagles are tittering, they are on the edge of the cliff. They are on borrowed time and all of a sudden their time ran out... Not only have they lost three straight games, they can't score. They are under 20 (points) three straight games... I think they got problems as a football team... It’s clear to me that Dallas is better than Philly.

The Eagles and the Cowboys have a similar record right now, with three games to go. Cowboys are on top at the moment due to a better point differential, but the Eagles will hope to win as many games as possible to claim the top seed in their division.

Jalen Hurts talks about the Philadelphia Eagles’ three-game losing streak

The Philadelphia Eagles have lost three games in a row and are having a rough few weeks. They are now one game behind the San Francisco 49ers and are tied with the Dallas Cowboys. Their QB Jalen Hurts assessed the team’s losing streak after the game.

Jalen Hurts (via Imago)
Hurts said:

Everyone has their role in it. It starts with me. We have to make an internal change in how we attack things. How we come to work every day. It starts with the little things, how committed we are to doing what we’re doing. And it all starts with me, the quarterback. It’s a challenge I’m embracing.

Jalen Hurts told the reporters

Hurts finished the game with 143 passing yards and two interceptions. He also had 13 carries for 82 yards and two touchdowns. Hurts also has 17 turnovers so far this season, which is tied for most in the league. He will hope to lead his team back on track in the remaining games of the season.