Sanders was in line for a go-ahead moment before Baun’s chase. He then saw a late fumble that swung the game Philly’s way, highlighting the fine margins between big plays and costly mistakes for a Cowboys back in a defensive chess match.

Sanders contributed modest yardage in his Cowboys debut, underscoring that Dallas’ offense still relies on a multifaceted attack. His role in the running back committee could be a weekly swing factor for fantasy, depending on goal-line opportunities and opponent matchup.

Sanders fumbled before the delay, contributing to Dallas' turnover risk and game tempo, complicating his backfield projection moving forward.

Sanders logged 18 carries for 60 yards and 4 catches for 24, a modest but steady ground attack that complemented Dallas’ plan. His volume hints at a balanced backfield where efficiency could translate into steady fantasy points if the Cowboys lean into rhythm and blocking.

Sanders posted a 60-yard rushing effort and a score, sharing the backfield workload with Barkley and contributing to Dallas’ ground game as Philly’s interior challenges lingered after Carter’s ejection.