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The Seattle Seahawks still have three games to play against the NFC East, and two of their opponents are playing on Monday night to wrap up Week 7. There are certain games that look enticing when the NFL schedule releases…

Mookie Alexander previews the Week 7 Monday Night Football matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, who both enter the contest with 2-4 records. The Philadelphia Eagles enter the game severely depleted, with quarterback Jalen Hurts ruled out for the season due to blood clots. Tanner McKee starts under center without receivers DeVonta Smith or Dontayvion Wicks, though running back Saquon Barkley remains active.
Alexander notes that Brian Schottenheimer's Dallas Cowboys offense has struggled over the past two weeks while continuing to show defensive vulnerabilities. With the New York Giants leading the NFC East at 4-2-1, Alexander argues that a defeat in this game would be devastating to either team's divisional hopes.
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