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The Dallas Cowboys are in an increasingly difficult spot to be in when it comes to winning the NFC East.

The Dallas Cowboys experienced a setback in the NFC East standings before playing their Week 7 game, as the New York Giants secured an overtime road upset against the Houston Texans. Mauricio Rodriguez notes that the Giants entered as 10.5-point underdogs but improved to 4-2-1, significantly tightening the race for the division title.
According to prediction markets on Kalshi, the Giants and Cowboys became tied at a 41 percent chance each to win the NFC East following the game. Quarterback J.J. McCarthy completed 71 percent of his passes, while Cam Skattebo rushed for 124 yards in the Giants' balanced victory, putting increased pressure on Dallas to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles.
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