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Editor's note: Michael Plundo is an incoming junior at Texas Tech studying Sports Management and spending his second semester as an intern at 600 ESPN El Paso. He is an aspiring sports journalist. Throughout the coming weeks, Michael will be diving into each NFL division to give his outlook on each team, with the ceiling and floor for each franchise...

The Dallas Cowboys are preparing for a huge playoff run this season, but that has not stopped some fans from looking ahead to the 2024 season.

Alex Smith threw two touchdown passes and Washington beat the Philadelphia Eagles 20-14 Sunday night to capture the lowly NFC East.

The NFC East earned the appropriate nickname "NFC Least" early on during the 2020 season, and the four teams have done nothing to change the narrative.

Only two teams in the history of the NFL have made it to the postseason with only 7 wins, and it appears that this record will be shattered in 2020.

Two NFL teams having 7-7 records doesn’t sound like much of an interest for NFL fans, however, when it’s the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles seeking the NFC East title late in a season, there’s huge interest.

The Dallas Cowboys hit the road for the classic NFC East rivalry game against the Redskins hoping to win their second game in a row to start the 2019 season.

In a huge trade, the Kansas City Chiefs have traded Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins.

Dallas maintained the best record in the NFL with a convincing defeat of Baltimore.

Like a lot of people, I thought the National Football League's NFC East Division would be a two-team race. On paper, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys looked like the class of the league. The New York Giants were a notch below them and the  Washington Redskins would bring up the rear. Five weeks into the 2011 regular season, I have no idea which of the four teams will win the division