Eagles fans are wise to your stalling tactics, Dallas Cowboys. So don’t even try to pull your tricks.
The Cowboys got out to a 21-0 lead on the Eagles in Philly on Sunday night and had all the momentum. It wasn’t until the second quarter when Philly finally got its first first down of the game. But once Philly’s offense started moving, Dallas may or may not have decided to try stalling.
After the Eagles completed a pass on 3rd-and-7 for a first down, Orlando Scandrick, who blitzed on the play and was picked up by Darren Sproles, stayed in the backfield with an injury. Scandrick at first grabbed by his ankle but he supposedly had a hand injury.
Scandrick being hurt kept the Eagles from running their next play in Chip Kelly’s fast-paced offense. Kelly was seen smiling on the sidelines because he’s experienced this many times before. It also didn’t take Eagles fans more than a second to figure out what Dallas was doing, too.
We just hope that wasn’t the same hand Scandrick uses to beat kids at Madden.
