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The New York Giants got a massive road win in Week 7, leaving the Philadelphia Eagles with much more pressure to beat the Dallas Cowboys.

Anthony Miller of Inside the Iggles argues that the New York Giants' 27-21 overtime win against the Houston Texans puts major pressure on the Philadelphia Eagles to defeat the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. The Giants improved to 4-2-1 with J.J. McCarthy starting at quarterback and Cam Skattebo rushing for 124 yards, creating a two-game division cushion over Philadelphia.
The writer warns that a loss would drop the Eagles to 2-5 on a five-game losing streak, potentially wrecking their season. Philadelphia faces tough odds while missing DeVonta Smith and starting backup quarterback Tanner McKee with Jalen Hurts sidelined for the season.
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