Meanwhile, the Eagles are still searching to find their stride offensively this season with two of their top playmakers struggling in comparison to their 2024 production. Running

Cooper's Poynt Family School in Camden, New Jersey, allowed students to hit punching bags featuring Cowboys players ahead of the Eagles-Cowboys matchup.

The Eagles and Cowboys face off again this week in the latest edition of their storied rivalry. Here's how some young fans were preparing.

A news segment captured footage of students at an elementary school decked out in boxing gloves, taking out their frustrations on heavy bags decorated with pictures of Cowboys pla

The rotation made sense for the Cowboys last week. They not only welcomed the addition of Williams and linebacker Logan Wilson, but they also welcomed back linebacker DeMarvion Overshown, rookie corner Shavon Revel and veteran safeties Malik Hooker and Donovan Wilson from injury. There was a natural ramp-up for more than a handful of defenders.

The players have also gotten in on the vitriol. In the first matchup, Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter spit at Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott, which got him ejected before taking a snap. It's wild to see "Dallas Week" make its way into an elementary school, but if one lives in Philadelphia, apparently anything goes. Not very brotherly.

The Philadelphia Eagles won the first meeting but that was back on Sept. 4, and since then they continued to win while the Cobwoys continued to lose, so what's changed since then?