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The Eagles beating the Cowboys 23 to 9 in the battle for first place in the NFC East last night.

Dallas rookie quarterback Ben Danucci.

Rough go of it, seventh round pick from James Madison making his

first start was sacked four times, lost two fumbles and passed for 180 yards. His counterpart,

Phillies Carson Wentz, threw a pair of touchdown passes, overcome four turnovers. Despite the

sloppy play, he's happy the team got the win. I'm pumped out we're, I'm at the top of our division that we're heading into this by week, but halfway through the year, I know I can play better, and a lot of it's just coming down to just taking care of the football. And, you know, I feel like I'm still the same aggressive guy that's going to pull the trigger, and I never want to change that, but just, you know, being smart and putting it in the right spot.

The Eagles improving their record to three, four and one now, while Dallas, losers of three in a row, fall to two and six.

Meanwhile, the Steelers prevailed in the NFL's fiercest modern era rivalry, winning on the road against the Ravens 28 to 24.

Pittsburgh, now 7-0, remains the NFL's only undefeated team.

Van Routherstberger threw for 182 yards in a pair of second-half touchdown passes

to bring Pittsburgh back from a 10-point halftime deficit.

It wasn't a perfect day for Lamar Jackson who threw two interceptions and lost two fumbles,

turnovers that helped the Steelers stay within striking distance until its offense finally

got on track.

In Chicago, he took overtime, but the Saints finally beat the Bears 26 to 23.

Drew Brees threw for two touchdowns and kicker Will Lutz, nailed a 35-yard field goal

on their second possession of OT.

Chicago's Nick Foles rallying his team back from a late 10-point deficit to force the extra

period, and despite suffering

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