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NFC East 2026 Season Preview

Eagles Favored, Not Safe

Philadelphia sits atop the division at No. 11 in the league, but a projected 9-8 mark is a thin margin for a favorite. The Giants sit right behind at No. 22, projected 8-9, close enough that a swing of a game or two flips the order. Dallas and Washington round out the group at No. 23 and No. 27, both projected 7-10, separated from the top spot by grouped ratings rather than a clear gap. Nothing here looks settled. This is a division where the favorite is real but fragile, and the other three are bunched tightly enough that the finish could scramble by December.

Cowboys Dominate the Ballot

Dallas grabs seven of the division's preseason picks, and the whole offense runs through that club. Dak Prescott, Javonte Williams, George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb give the Cowboys a first-team backbone at nearly every skill spot, with Jake Ferguson adding another at tight end. Philadelphia answers on the other side, stacking the front seven with Jordan Davis, Moro Ojomo, Zack Baun and Jalyx Hunt alongside Saquon Barkley in the backfield. Washington rounds things out with Stefon Diggs and Mike Sainristil, while Brian Burns stands as the Giants' lone representative, a sign this division's talent is concentrated rather than spread evenly.

Dallas Owns the Skill Positions

The Cowboys hold three of the seven top position rooms in the division, and it is no coincidence they cluster on offense. Dak Prescott, Javonte Williams and George Pickens give Dallas the returning firepower at quarterback, running back and receiver that no divisional rival matches. That leaves the trench and coverage groups scattered elsewhere. Washington's defensive line runs through Dorance Armstrong and its back end through Mike Sainristil, while Brian Burns anchors the Giants' linebacker room and Dallas Goedert gives Philadelphia its lone claim at tight end. The split is telling: Dallas built its edge with proven skill talent, and the rest of the division is banking on defensive pieces to close the gap.

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