The Dallas Cowboys' playoff hopes were officially extinguished on Saturday. After the Philadelphia Eagles clinched the NFC East crown with a 29-18 win over the Washington Commanders, the Cowboys were eliminated from the NFC postseason picture.

It’s also the second-straight season the Cowboys will miss the postseason. The last time that happened was the 2019 and 2020 seasons.

The emotional win was two-fold as the Dallas Cowboys were officially eliminated from any shot at the postseason ahead of their Sunday matchup at AT&T Stadium against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Washington put up a formidable effort against the defending champions, but they came up short against an Eagles side that was coming off a dominant 31-0 shutout of the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 15. Philly secured a 29-18 win to improve to 10-5 on the season.

With the Eagles’ 29-18 win over the Commanders on Saturday, the Cowboys (6-7-1) have officially been eliminated from postseason contention for the second straight season.

The Philadelphia Eagles (9-5) will play NFC East rivals, the Washington Commanders (4-10), on Saturday, December 20, 2025, at Northwest Stadium. The Eagles are road favorites in this one, with the spread sitting at 7 points. The over/under in the outing is set at 44.5 points.

The Eagles’ win over the Commanders on Saturday officially eliminated the 6-7-1 Cowboys from playoff contention.

After the Cowboys' loss to the Minnesota Vikings, he admitted the postseason was probably out of the picture. Now, you can toss the word "probably" out. Following Saturday's game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders, it's official, as the Cowboys get a lump of coal ahead of Christmas.

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