Philadelphia opened 1-0 in a 24-20 snatch of a win over Dallas, with Jalen Hurts stacking efficiency (19 of 23, 152 yards) while piling up 62 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries. The win came with Jalen Carter ejected early for spitting at Dak Prescott, forcing interior reps for Jordan Davis and Moro Ojomo as Day 1 rookies Jihaad Campbell and Andrew Mukuba manned big snaps at linebacker and safety. Adoree' Jackson and Jakorian Bennett were tested, and Jahan Dotson delivered three grabs for 57 yards as A.J. Brown was largely quiet. Additionally, Braden Mann pinned keys kicks and Zack Baun and others swarmed the field. Duke the Cowboys misdirection to special teams, Turpin saw limited returns. This Week 1 showing hints at fantasy value across Hurts's rush-heavy scoring, Campbell's three-down versatility, and Mukuba's early safety reps, while cautioning on a banged-up defense post Carter's ejection.

Hurts explodes Week 1, carrying Philly past Dallas with a 24-20 win as he goes 19 of 23 for 152 yards and sneaks for 62 more on 14 carries, adding two rushing TDs. His legs create constant fantasy upside even when the passing volume isn’t enormous, making him one of the safest week-to-week quarterback plays early in the season.

Zack Baun and Jihaad Campbell elevated Philly’s opener on the defensive side, while Carter’s early ejection clouds his Week 2 projections. Miles Sanders’ costly fumble and Javonte Williams’ two Cowboys TDs added drama, but Hurts’ dual-threat floor underscored Philly’s Week 2 ceiling for fantasy managers.

Philadelphia edged Dallas 24-20 in the season opener, doing so without Jalen Carter after an early ejection for spitting on Dak Prescott. The win keeps Philly rolling and tests their depth up front as they adapt on the fly.

Miles Sanders jump-started Dallas’s ground attack with a 49-yard burst and finished 4 carries for 53 yards, but a red-zone fumble kept the door open for the Eagles. Jihaad Campbell shined in his first NFL start with three tackles and a pass defended, Byron Young forced a fumble, A.J. Brown was quiet until late, and Braden Mann supplied the special-teams spark with booming punts inside the 20 and a critical long punt.

Jihaad Campbell forced Miles Sanders’ fumble at the Cowboys’ 10, a turnover that jolted Dallas and energized Philadelphia’s defense.

Quinyon Mitchell recovered and Prescott tackled him, denying a potential TD, as the Eagles celebrated with a tush-push-style line behind Cooper DeJean.

Lightning delays amplified the moment, turning a single stop into a viral moment that could reset how defenses celebrate across the NFL.