NFL scores: Eagles rout Cowboys as Dallas' home woes continue; Cardinals crush Jets

Kyler Murray completed a franchise-record 17 straight passes in the win, and the first-place Cardinals have won four straight games.

Trey Lance throws this pick, and Dallas now has 10 turnovers in their last TWO home games. C.J. Gardner-Johnson on the interception to get the ball back for Philly.

Close the book on Hurts for the day, 14-of-20 for 202 yards with two touchdowns and an interception with seven rushes for 56 yards and two scores on the ground. Another solid day at the office in a likely division win for Hurts as the Eagles are on the verge of moving to 7-2 and first place in the NFC East with a date with the Commanders set for Thursday Night Football.

AT&T Stadium has been a house of horrors for Dallas this season, with or without Dak Prescott. In their four home games, Dallas has now turned the ball over 12 times in those four home games.

He was sacked on the first play by Brandon Graham and Jalen Carter

Its now 31-6 in Dallas and the Eagles have out gained the Cowboys 304-108. Philly has been sacked five times and turned it over twice — including Jalen Hurts throwing an interception in the end zone — but Philly has been rolling since the end of the second quarter, scoring on four of their last six possessions — with one of those possessions being a kneel down to end the first half.

Although Tennessee Titans fans may not. The Chargers closed out the Titans with a 27-17 win in L.A. to improve to 6-3 on the season, but not before Will Levis found Ridley for a second touchdown catch of the game. Ridley finished with five catches for 84 yards and the two scores in the loss.

Rush was blasted on this sack-fumble, and Dallas is well on its way to getting blown out at home again. In their three home games coming into today, Dallas has lost 44-19 to the Saints, 47-6 to the Lions and 28-25 to the Ravens in a game where they made it closer in garbage time but gave up nearly 300 rushing yards.

With just under three minutes left in the third quarter, Mike McCarthy has gone to the younger QB. Rush was 12-for-22 for 43 passing yards at the time of the switch.

This eight-yard touchdown run is Hurts' 10th score of the year on the ground, and he's now got double-digit rushing touchdowns in each of the past four seasons. For some perspective on that his teammate Saquon Barkley has just two career seasons of 10+ rushing touchdowns.

The Eagles' weapons on the outside are proving too much to handle thus far for Dallas. While the Cowboys do have five sacks, it does seem like the dam is breaking due to the onslaught from Philly.

Its now 31-6 and the Jets have been outgained 342-131 with juet over four minutes left in the third quarter.

The rookie from Florida State got his first career NFL touchdown after Jalen Hurts was able to evade the Dallas pass rush once again.

The awful day for the Dallas offense continues at the beginning of the second half. Four times it's been three plays and punt for the Cowboys, and a fifth time, they started a drive with a 1st-and-goal on the six-yard-line and kicked a field

Hurts also had a 24-yard run on the drive as the Eagles go 84 yards in 85 seconds for the late first half touchdown. Dallas Goedert with his first touchdown catch of the season.

After starting a drive on the six-yard-line, Dallas couldn't move the ball and had to settle for another Brandon Aubrey field goal to cut the Philadelphia lead to 7-6. The rough offensive afternoon for the Cowboys continues in Cooper Rush's first start of the season.

Micah Parsons makes a huge play and the Cowboys are in business inside 10-yard-line. Its the fourth turnover of the first half.

Marvin Harrison Jr. with his sixth touchdown catch of the season and the NFC West-leading Cardinals are up 21-6 on the Jets with more than five minutes left in the first half.

Dallas finally got some rhythm on offense, but a great play by linebacker Zach Baun forced the red zone turnover. Dallas wan't moving the ball at all for most of the first half until this drive, and now they'll need a stop to stem the tide of some sudden change momentum for the Eagles.

This time its tight end Trey McBride. Arizona is getting touchdowns as New York is getting field goals, and the Jets need a stop.

This puts the Chargers up a touchdown over the Titans late in the second quarter.

...when Diggs led the NFL in interceptions with 11. This one is his second of 2024.

After a good kickoff return by KaVontae Turpin, got the ball to the 40-yard-line to start the drive, the Cowboys strung together a couple of first downs, led by Rico Dowdle's 26 rushing yards on the drive. Brandon Aubrey finished it with a 46-yard field goal to make the score 7-3.

This is career rushing touchdown No. 50 (yes, you read that correctly, Jalen Hurts has 50 rushing touchdowns in 71 career NFL games over five seasons) and his 9th rushing score of this season which is good for second in the NFL this season.

Hurts is third in rushing touchdowns all-time among NFL quarterbacks. Josh Allen is second with 57 (104 games) and Cam Newton holds the record with 75 (148 games)

The Eagles take over with outstanding field position after this botched snap and turnover.

Wasn't this nice of Cardinals' offensive coordinator Drew Petzing to call this play if you're starting COnner this week, after the touchdown was overturned?

Cooper Rush's first start since 2022 didn't get off to a great start. He went 2-for-3 on the first series, but the Cowboys didn't move the chains. Rush is in for Dak Prescott who'll miss the rest of the year with a hamstring injury fore the 3-5 Cowboys. Dallas does get Micah Parsons back from an ankle injury for today's game,

Will Levis dropped a dime to Ridley for the 42-yard score.

The Chargers wound up settling on a field goal on their first drive, but but Justin Herbert already got himself onto the highlight reel in the first quarter.

Just a day before Veterans Day, the Dallas Cowboys will wear a special helmet sticker against the Eagles. The red stripe on the helmet was first used to commemorate the United States' bicentennial in 1976, and the club has broken them out occasionally in recent seasons. Dallas wore them last year as a part of the NFL's 'Salute to Service' celebrations on Nov. 12.