Sunday Night Fooball: Eagles Dominate Cowboys, 34-7

But it wasn’t a catch. In the end, Robinson had stepped out of bounds in the scramble for possession, and was touching the ball as he went out. But still, Robinson should’ve just been given the catch anyway. It was that cool.

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I’m not actually sure how this happens. It would seem a center would know when a quarterback is lined up in the shotgun or not. In one case, the quarterback is a good five yards behind the line of scrimmage. In the other, the quarterback has his hands planted firmly on the center’s backside. Seems simple, right?

Wrong!

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Sports Illustrated’s Peter King is picking the Eagles by a hair.

Biggest surprise of this game? That it’s more a LeSean McCoy-DeMarco Murray show than one between Mike Vick and Tony Romo. Murray won’t be any secret, coming off his 253-yard rushing game against the Rams Sunday. But if you heard him on my podcast this week (shameless plug) or on any other of his countless interviews in the wake of the better-than-Emmitt game in his sixth NFL outing, you know it won’t go to his head. That’s good. I think regardless of how it goes down, Murray will have some gashings of the Eagles Sunday night, but Vick and McCoy will be a little bit better, running and passing.Philadelphia looks like a popular pick. ESPN.com’s panel is leaning 7-1 in favor of the Eagles. Only Merril Hoge likes Dallas. CBSSports.com’s panel is more split, picking 3-2 in favor of the Birds.