This is especially sad considering the Cowboys have a better shot at winning the division than the Eagles at this point. I didn't think chips job was in trouble earlier this year when the Eagles were struggling, but these last 3 games might have sealed his fate. 

Sports writers are something else. Not long ago, they were utterly in love with Chip Kelly. Now, they're slamming him left and right.

Wow, just wow. I'm just shaking my head right now.

Welp, I knew it was a long shot for Dallas to win out. I never really expected it to begin with. Top 5 draft pick should be the goal now.

The Giants are actually the only team in the NFC East that plays well against the Skins especially when Cousins is QB. I think Cousins has had 1 TD and 7 interceptions over there last 3 meetings. It also doesn't help that the Giants are coming off a strong game against the Pats and a bye week with a lot of players coming off an injury. The Giants are in prime position to make a run for the playoffs.

Even though they won't do this it would be in Dallas's best interest bench Romo because clearly he is still rusty from his injury and they should tank the rest of there games. They would get a top 5 draft pick, rest there star QB and maybe target a high QB in the draft to groom sense Romo only has a few years left. 

LMAO

And Romo is hurt again. Ffs, at least we're confirmed to have a top 5 pick, if not the top 2.

Good for the draft pick. With Romo healthy, they were still decidedly the lesser team on the field today at all phases of the game, and unless they really started to fire on all cylinders (looking at last year Eagles Thanksgiving vs.the game at the Eagles a couple weeks later for example was like two different teams entirely, both with Romo), their odds of doing anything even after winning the East would have been truly slim.

Redskins can take the division, muhahahaha. Quite honestly, they have a far better shot than the Eagles, who have completely fallen apart, or the Cowboys with Cassel. I do think Cassel is better than given credit for, and is more than capable of winning games. He got thrown into the starting job with very very little time for prep and chemistry building with the team, and he still kept the games very close for the most part. In fact, it worries me that he will do good enough to send Dallas to 7-9 or so, screwing up the draft pick somewhat.

The Panthers are just a plain good team. I'm not sure if they can take down the Cardinals or not, and GB is definitely capable of a late-season resurgence if things go right. I'd count most any of the other teams out in the NFC for sure though, just due to them not being nearly as complete on all phases of the game.

IIRC, GB was pretty mediocre to bad for much of the 70s and 80s. It was the Favre era which restored their prestige.

Meanwhile, the Bears were a perennial contender for much of the same era, capping it off really with the '85 monster team.

Damnit, no matter how hard I try I can't get a lower winning percentage than the Cowboys