Lightning forced a delay in Philadelphia as the Eagles led the Cowboys 24-20 with 4:44 left in the third. NBC’s Tirico pegged the window to clear by 11:15 p.m. ET and required about 12 minutes to warm everyone up, aiming for a resume around 11:27 p.m. ET. The first half featured Jalen Hurts’ two rushing TDs, Saquon Barkley’s score, Javonte Williams’ two rushing TDs for Dallas, and Brandon Aubrey’s two FGs. Jalen Carter was ejected early for spitting on Prescott. The final 19:44 still awaits, with Elliott opening the half for Philly.

The matchup highlighted fantasy angles: Hurts’ rushing prowess, Barkley’s volume, Williams’ goal-line touches for Dallas, plus kicking and late-game variability. The delay adds a layer of strategic uncertainty for coaches and fantasy managers alike as the game schedules shift and momentum sways with fresh legs once action resumes.

As weather clears, the Cowboys and Eagles must finish their duel with 19:44 left on the clock, leaving fantasy managers to weigh in on who benefits most from the restart and late-game opportunities, especially in a game that already showcased explosive QB running and a pivotal ejection that could alter defensive expectations going forward.