Chalk them up for three straight losses now, with the last two having come against NFC East opponents. Most recently, they hosted the Dallas Cowboys, which posed a great opportunity to bounce back. Dan Quinn's former team rolled into the city and took down the Commanders 34-26,

The Cowboys’ upset helped the surging Philadelphia Eagles create even more cushion in their NFC East lead. And in New York, the Giants proved they’ve got plenty of other problems beyond QB Daniel Jones.

Dallas snapped a winning streak and is 2.5 games back of Washington for the seventh and final playoff spot. The Cowboys will face the Giants on Thanksgiving before finishing the season with the Bengals, Panthers, Buccaneers, Eagles, and Commanders again. Dallas will likely need to win out and get some help.

The last team to win the division in consecutive years was the Philadelphia Eagles from 2001-04. Since then, every team has won it at least a few times, a couple have won Super Bowls and one team has had three different names, but no team has claimed the East twice in a row. Incredible.

In their Week 13 matchup at home against the Dallas Cowboys, the Washington Commanders were 10.5-point favorites. They lost, 34-26, giving the Philadelphia Eagles a temporary two-game lead in the NFC East. The updated NFC East standings:

After 12 weeks of football, the NFC East saw some critical changes take place. After leading the NFC East for seven weeks, the Washington Commanders look lost on offense. Despite much of the team falling to injuries,