When the Dallas Cowboys host the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon in Arlington, both teams have already secured a playoff spot, however that certainly won't stop each team going all out.

There will be plenty at stake Sunday with the winner claiming the NFC East title and possibly a first-round bye. At 10-5, the Cowboys are trying to win their second division title in three years and the Eagles, at 11-4, seek their first since 2006.

NFL odds makers see this one being pretty close. The spread in Vegas is sitting at about a field goal. The line is at, Dallas -3 with the total in the game at 47.

If the Eagles win, they clinch the No. 2 seed in the NFC and get a week to rest before beginning the playoffs.

The Cowboys' shot at the bye will be gone if Minnesota wins earlier in the day, but if the Vikings lose to the Giants, Dallas can get it by beating Philadelphia while Arizona loses to Green Bay.

If neither team gets the second seed, the Eagles and Cowboys very possibly would meet in the wild-card round next weekend.

After years of late-season collapses, the Cowboys are in the mix because of the play of their quarterback. Tony Romo has a passer rating of 106.7 in Dallas' last five games. He has completed more than 67 percent of his throws for 1,548 yards, nine touchdowns and just one interception during that span.

As well as Dallas has been playing, that ends today. Philadelphia will win this one.

Take the Eagles getting the points.