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The Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys are by far the two best teams in the NFC East this season.
Both are expected to be playoff teams, with one obviously in a Wild Card spot.
Each team has a loaded roster and should easily be looking at double-digit wins.
But the one spot that everyone looks at when comparing the teams is the quarterback.
Jalen Hurts and Dak Prescott will always be compared as long as they are on rival teams.
Sal Paolantonio appeared on “Get Up” and mentioned that the main difference between Hurts and Prescott last season was turnovers.
Hurts took care of the ball last season and Prescott was tied for the league lead in interceptions.
Yet, people that do not follow the Cowboys think Prescott is a turnover-prone player.
Throughout his career, he has proven that not to be the case.
In seven seasons, Prescott has thrown 166 touchdowns and 65 interceptions.
Also, he is tied for ninth all-time in interception percentage at 2.0%.
People love to talk about the Cowboys and Prescott because they move the needle.
His career record against NFC East opponents is 27-7, while having a career record against the NFC of 48-23.
Dallas can easily make a run at the NFC East title this year and dethrone the Eagles.
Also, the NFC East has not had a repeat champion since the 2003 and 2004 seasons.
It will be a lot of fun to watch how this division plays out this year.
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