The Cowboys will walk into Lincoln Financial Field on Monday night with a look their fans know well and, at least so far, trust. Dallas is set to wear its Arctic White Color Rush uniform combination against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7, giving the primetime matchup a clean visual edge even if Philadelphia passed on turning it into something more dramatic.
The Eagles had their own options on the table. They could have gone with the all-black uniforms or the kelly green throwbacks, but instead they settled on the standard midnight green jersey with white pants. That leaves Dallas to provide the flash in a game that already carries plenty of attention.
For the Cowboys, it also marks the final time they will wear the Arctic White uniforms this season. They already used the look in their 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders, and the record attached to this set is hard to ignore. Since debuting the uniform against the Tennessee Titans in December 2022, Dallas has gone 6-0 while wearing it.
On the field, the matchup matters just as much. Dallas heads into Week 7 after back-to-back losses and is preparing for a third straight primetime game. With the division still open, Monday night offers a chance to make a statement in the NFC East race.
Here’s the setup for the game at Lincoln Financial Field:
Date: Monday, October 26, 2026
Start Time: 8:15 p.m.
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Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Venue: Lincoln Financial Field
TV Info: ESPN, ABC, Disney+
Betting Odds: Cowboys -4.5 | O/U: 44.5 (via DraftKings Sportsbook)
Moneyline: Cowboys -225 | Eagles +185
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