The Cowboys defeated the Eagles 24-0 at home in Week 12 of the 2027 regular season. The victory marks the Cowboys' ninth consecutive win and improves their record to 11-1, while the Eagles drop to 6-6.

Cowboys head coach Christopher Evans saw his team dominate both sides of the ball. The Cowboys opened the scoring early with a 43-yard field goal from kicker Austin Atkinson in the first quarter. Shortly after, quarterback Michael Turner connected on a 73-yard touchdown pass to Kenneth Graham, who rushed for 99 yards and caught that big play for 73 receiving yards overall.

Atkinson added the extra point, making it 10-0. The Cowboys kept the pressure on as Angel Hindman sacked Eagles quarterback Thomas Fontaine, forcing a fumble recovered by Thurman Franco at Philadelphia’s 26-yard line, setting up another score. Near the end of the first quarter, Turner found Michael Spady for a 10-yard touchdown, capped off by Atkinson's extra point, pushing the lead to 17-0.

The offensive attack was balanced and efficient despite only 14 passes attempted and two interceptions. Turner finished with 152 passing yards and two touchdowns. On the ground, Kenneth Graham and other backs accounted for 185 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. The Cowboys offense moved the ball reliably, controlled possession with 50 rush attempts, and managed to limit penalties to four for 33 yards.

Defensively, Arlington’s squad was formidable. They sacked the Eagles quarterback five times, with Hindman registering four sacks and forcing a fumble. Linebacker David Weeks also forced a fumble, highlighting a defensive effort that shut down the Eagles’ offense. Philadelphia managed only 31 passing yards and 139 rushing yards but failed to reach the end zone.

The Eagles, coached by Thomas Luttrell, were unable to convert any third downs and did not get any red zone visits. Their 6-6 record reflects continued struggles on offense, with Fontaine completing just seven of 18 passes with two interceptions. Running back Grant McLawhorn contributed 128 rushing yards but could not spark scoring drives.

Special teams contributions by the Cowboys also helped maintain field position, including several long punts by Percy Johnson that consistently pinned the Eagles deep in their territory.

With this win, the Cowboys have clinched their division with an untouched 4-0 division record and stand firmly atop the league with 356 points scored against 150 allowed. The team's ability to execute on both offense and defense continues to set them apart this season as they prepare for the upcoming playoff push.