“What do you call dangerous precipitation?” A rain of terror. That’s what you got if you tuned in to The Philadelphia Eagles Sunday night week 6 matchup vs The Dallas Cowboys. Pun aside, both teams should have fear and terror in their hearts about the results. Neither team looked remotely close to playoff contenders. The team’s combined for a total 10 turnovers in the treacherous downpour. Hurts who just last week had 5 interceptions couldn’t shake that bug, adding another 4 tonight. Only adding 1 touchdown. Making it ( 12 touchdown passes to 18 interceptions.) He’s not looking like the X-Factor quarterback most media outlets were thinking he’d be by season end. Newly signed backup Quarterback and mentor Josh Johnson, 38 years old had to step in for a single play after hurts got hurt. That single play is only being mentioned because it went for 30% of the total offensive yards the Eagles produced tonight. A 61 yard strike to DeVonta Smith for a touchdown gave the eagles a solid lead and their final points before going in to half time 33-14. Three defensive touchdowns in the first half helped with that as C.J Gardner had and interception for a touchdown. (Third of the season, off 6 Interceptions) while Davion Taylor, and Devin Bush both recovered fumbles and added scores. Once half time hit, so did all Eagles momentum. Right in to a wall. Shutout, aired out, and ran on. You’d have thought they’d wanted the Cowboys to comeback. Dak Prescott played out his mind trying to get out the early hole he found himself in. Taking a read option 62 yards to the house. (Longest run by a quarterback this season to date.) Next hooking up with T.Y Hilton on a 51 yard bomb making the game 33-27 in the 4th. With odds stack against the cowboys, they collected the onside kick with time left to mount the comeback. Fortunately, Prescott must have had watch too much Romo film prior, tossing a game sealing interception to James Bradberry. Congratulations P.Philly you’re 4-2. Although it’s not impressive. 199 total offensive yards compared to the cowboys 448, 7 first downs compared to their 21, just under 10 less minutes of possession, and the most worrying 0 % redzone offense on six attempts. I hope you go in to this bye week and change somethings, or this 3 game win streak will prove to be a fluke and you’ll end up back looking like the team week 2, and 3. Week 8 vs The Pittsburgh Steelers will be the next time you see the Philadelphia Eagles fly in to action, Devin Bush will face his old team on his new turf.