Cowboys award Eagles their third straight home defeat

Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott let the defending Super Bowl champions wonder how their season went wrong.

Elliott had 151 rushing yards and his touchdown in the fourth quarter allowed the Dallas Cowboys to beat the Eagles 27-20 in Philadelphia on Sunday night.

The Eagles fell to 4-5 with their third straight home defeat. The Cowboys improved to 4-5. Washington leads the NFC East at 6-3.

"We all need to look in the mirror," said Philadelphia Head Coach Doug Pederson. "Are we doing enough? Are we giving enough? You must force yourself to play games. We did not do it. "

The Cowboys gave everything they could to give head coach Jason Garrett a week off after questions about his safety at work.

"You can imagine how Jason Garrett solved his problem before the game," said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. "I asked him before the match," You feel the pressure? "(Garrett replied)" It just makes me want to go out and do more to turn that thing around. "

Prescott totaled 270 yards, scored a touchdown and scored a goal. Elliott also had a TD reception.

Carson Wentz threw two touchdown passes to Stanford alum Zach Ertz, but his pass to Ertz, fourth, fell within one meter of the Cowboys' 29's first try with 1:09 left.

Saints 51, Bengals 14: In Cincinnati, Drew Brees made three touchdown passes in the first half, beating Brett Favre for second on the Career List, and New Orleans recorded their eighth consecutive victory. Brees led the Saints to touch all five possessions in the first half, and his 17-yard touchdown to Michael Thomas with two seconds left in the half gave him 509 career touchdowns, one more than Favre. The Bengals matched their most unbalanced loss of all time.

Browns 28, Falcons 16: Rookie Baker Mayfield scored three touchdown passes at the top of the season and rookie Nick Chubb had 92 yards for a touchdown while host Cleveland (3-6-1) ended a four-game losing streak. The Browns have played their most comprehensive game of the season, under the orders of Acting Head Coach Gregg Williams, who has improved to 1-1 since replacing Hue Jackson, sacked. The Falcons (4-5) had a series of three consecutive wins.

Chiefs 26, Cardinals 14: Patrick Mahomes racked up 249 yards and two touchdowns for Kansas City (9-1), surpassing his Arizona counterpart (2-7), Josh Rosen, in a duel of two brilliant young quarterbacks from the NFL. Mahomes pitched the two TD passes at Tyreek Hill, the second giving the Chiefs' first-year starting 31st for the season. That broke the franchise record set by Len Dawson in 1964 – with lots of games to go. Rosen rushed for 195 yards with one touchdown and two picks, getting several brutal hits in the fourth quarter. David Johnson ran 98 yards, with touchdowns on the ground and in the air. Larry Fitzgerald put Terrell Owens second in the NFL career scoring late in the game. Fitzgerald finished with six catches for 50 yards, giving him 15,952 yards.

Packers 31, dolphins 12: Aaron Jones set career records with 145 yards and two goals, and Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams signed two touchdown passes for host Green Bay (4-4-1). The Packers took control in the second half by scoring 28-12 against a 25-yard touchdown by Adams with 7:24 left in the third quarter. Rookie Jason Sanders tied a franchise record with four goals for Miami (5-5).

Invoices 41, Jets 10: Matt Barkley unleashed the Buffalo attack with two touchdowns, one against the usual offensive tackle Dion Dawkins, while the Bills (3-7) won in New York (3-7). Sean McCoy jumped off the season with 113 rushing yards and two TD points. Barkley made his first start in almost two years and was the best of the four quarterbacks used by the Bills this season. The 28-year-old was 15-over-25 for 232 yards while helping Buffalo get four losses while the Bills racked up 451 yards.

Bear 34, Lions 22: Mitchell Trubisky had 355 yards and three touchdowns, while Chicago (6-3), leading north of the NFC, broke a 10-game losing streak against division opponents. The presenter, Bears, had lost nine of his 10 attempts against Detroit (3-6) and was looking for his first win over an opponent in the division since Oct. 31, 2016 against Minnesota. Trubisky completed 23 of his 30 passes against a shorthanded high school, cornerback Darius Slay was sidelined by a knee injury. Khalil Mack had two of six Chicago bags against Matthew Stafford after missing the return leg with a right ankle injury.

Washington 16, buccaneers 3: Alex Smith had 178 yards and a touchdown, and Dustin Hopkins scored three goals to visit Washington (6-3), which forced four turnovers and rebounded after a loss to Atlanta. Smith, who was 19-27 without interceptions, sent Josh Doctson 6 yards for the touchdown at the start of the fourth quarter. Hopkins scored goals of 43, 43 and 26 yards. This is the latest set up of Greg Stroman during the fourth quarter interception and a 24-yard return to the score of 14 for the Bucs. intercepted twice and lost an escape inside Washington 10.

Colts 29, Jaguars 26: Andrew Luck threw three touchdown passes in the first half and the Colts' defense forced a late turn-over. The host of Indianapolis (4-5) has won three straight wins. Eric Ebron made three touchdowns, one on a 2 yard run, all in the first half. Blake Bortles threw for 319 yards and two touchdowns, but Jacksonville (3-6) was disappointed by Kenny Moore III who pulled the ball off Rashad Greene Sr. and Malik Hooker recovered for the Colts 1:24 of the end . Jacksonville lost five times in a row and six times out of seven.