Stephen A. Smith Blasts Michael Irvin Over Cowboys-eagles Stakes
WHO:
DallasCowboys.com - The article said Schottenheimer had been head coach for a year and a half and had been “pretty good for the first 21 games.”
DallasCowboys.com - Dak Prescott said Brian Schottenheimer was “hungry and pissed off” during the week before the game.
DallasCowboys.com - Schottenheimer described himself as an “elite” play-caller, prompting criticism from fans and media.
Pro Football Network - Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter responded to reporters after the loss.
Sportskeeda - Brian Schottenheimer was identified as the Cowboys’ coach.
Pro Football Network - Stephen A. Smith and Michael Irvin discussed the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles on *First Take*.
Newsweek - Stephen A. Smith criticized Michael Irvin during a discussion about the Dallas Cowboys.
WHAT:
Pro Football Network - Michael Irvin described the Cowboys-Eagles game as a “must-win” matchup.
DallasCowboys.com - The Cowboys recorded 400 yards of offense.
DallasCowboys.com - The Cowboys improved to 3-4 and still had work to do.
Sportskeeda - NFL fans mocked Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean over his performance against CeeDee Lamb.
Heavy NFL - The Athletic’s Daniel Popper named the Cowboys as a potential trade fit for Eagles linebacker Nolan Smith.
Heavy NFL - Jalen Carter had signed a $152 million contract extension during the offseason.
DallasCowboys.com - Dallas scored in every quarter, with 10, 10, 8 and 10 points, finishing with 38.
DallasCowboys.com - The Cowboys recorded more than 200 rushing yards and more than 200 passing yards.
DallasCowboys.com - In the second quarter, George Pickens caught a touchdown pass in the corner of the end zone on third-and-3 at Philadelphia’s 21-yard line.
DallasCowboys.com - Schottenheimer’s play-calling duties had been questioned after the offense struggled for two consecutive games.
Pro Football Network - The Philadelphia Eagles lost 38-21 to the Cowboys.
Pro Football Network - The Eagles’ loss extended their losing streak to five games.
Pro Football Network - The Cowboys had a 2-4 record.
Sportskeeda - Smith asked, “Why would I step on a sinking ship?” while mocking Irvin’s stance on Brian Schottenheimer’s Cowboys team.
Pro Football Network - Smith mocked Irvin over Irvin’s “do-or-die” characterization of the Cowboys’ matchup with the Eagles, saying, “You Are Pathetic.”
Pro Football Network - Smith challenged Irvin’s take by pointing to the NFC East standings.
Newsweek - Smith called Irvin “Pathetic” over a bold claim about the Cowboys.
WHERE:
DallasCowboys.com - The touchdown to George Pickens was scored at the Eagles’ 21-yard line.
Pro Football Network - The Cowboys were traveling to Philadelphia to face the Eagles.
WHY:
DallasCowboys.com - The article said Brian Schottenheimer faced pressure after the Cowboys’ offense struggled for two straight games and fans and media questioned whether he should give up play-calling duties.
DallasCowboys.com - The article said Philadelphia was dealing with injuries to Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith and Saquon Barkley, as well as problems on the offensive line.
DallasCowboys.com - The article attributed the Cowboys’ offensive balance and ability to give the defense rest to their success running and passing for more than 200 yards each.
Pro Football Network - Smith objected to Irvin describing the Cowboys-Eagles showdown as “do-or-die,” citing the NFC East standings.
HOW:
Pro Football Network - Smith criticized Irvin’s view during their discussion on *First Take*.
The Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38 to 21, piling up more than 200 yards both rushing and passing as they improved to 3-4. The loss extended Philadelphia’s losing streak to five games, and after the matchup, Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter answered reporters’ questions. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer, whose play-calling had been questioned after two difficult games, drew fresh attention after calling himself an “elite” play-caller, while Dak Prescott said he had been “hungry and pissed off” during the week before the game.