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January 7th, 2010 3:41 am EST
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Event – NFC Wild Card Game: Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys
Time & Date – 7 pm, Saturday, January 9th, 2010
Venue – Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas
The regular season saw Philadelphia lose both battles with Dallas, 20-16 at home on November 8th and 24-0 in Arlington on January 3rd. Now, less than a week later, the Eagles return to Texas, and we’ll soon find out how much of a difference immediate elimination makes.
Established in and officially on the field since 1933, Philadelphia won its 11th division title in the 2006 season, its 3rd conference title in the 2004 season, and its 3rd league title in the 1960 season. The Eagles head into the playoffs for the 22nd time on Saturday.
Established in and officially on the field since 1960, Dallas won its 20th division title this season, its 10th conference title in the 1995 season, and its 5th league title also in the 1995 season at Super Bowl XXX.
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Here’s a look at what Philadelphia and Dallas did with the 2009 regular season.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
2nd in the NFC East and seeded 6th for the playoffs, the Eagles finished with an 11-5 record. The offense brought in 47 touchdowns and averaged 357.9 yards per game, while the defense allowed only 39 touchdowns and an average of 321.1 yards per game. Quarterback Donovan McNabb completed 267 out of 443 passes for a 60.3 percent completion rate, running back LeSean McCoy led in rushing with 637 yards, wide receiver DeSean Jackson reached the top of receiving with 1,167 yards, and safety Quintin Mikell was king with 91 tackles in total.
DALLAS COWBOYS
1st in the NFC East and seeded 3rd for the playoffs, the Cowboys finished with an 11-5 record. The offense brought in 43 touchdowns and averaged 399.4 yards per game, while the defense allowed only 28 touchdowns and an average of 315.9 yards per game. Quarterback Tony Romo completed 347 out of 550 passes for a 63.1 percent completion rate, running back Marion Barber led in rushing with 932 yards, wide receiver Miles Austin reached the top of receiving with 1,320 yards, and linebacker Bradie James was king with 113 tackles in total.
Will Philadelphia turn things around after being swept by the Cowboys in the regular season, or will Dallas send the Eagles home eliminated from the postseason?
2008 saw Philadelphia finish 2nd in its division with a 9-6-1 record. The Eagles defeated the Minnesota Vikings 26-14 and the New York Giants 23-11 before being stopped 32-25 by the Arizona Cardinals in the conference finals.
Dallas finished last season just under Philadelphia with a 9-7 record.
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Sources: http://www.nfl.com/, http://sports.yahoo.com/, http://espn.go.com/, and http://www.wikipedia.org/.
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