The Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles, and yes, the context matters. Philadelphia was without Jalen Hurts and two starting wide receivers. That doesn't mean the Cowboys should suddenly be considered Super Bowl contenders. But Mauricio Rodriguez believes Dallas found several things in this game that can actually be repeated moving forward. And it starts with the run game. Javonte Williams exploded for 155 rushing yards, but the story wasn't simply that Dallas finally gave its running back more opportunities. The Cowboys found a creative way to run the football. Dallas used Broderick Jones as an extra offensive lineman on a number of rushing plays, including one 34-yard Javonte Williams run where Jones lined up next to Tyler Guyton, blocked the edge rusher and then climbed to the second level. Guyton was able to finish the end man on the line of scrimmage, creating a massive hole for Williams. That is exactly the type of creative solution the Cowboys had been missing. ...