The NFL has officially unveiled its 2026 schedule, and there's a Thanksgiving Day matchup that's sure to have fans on the edge of their seats. The Philadelphia Eagles will travel to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, to face the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, Nov. 26, at 4:30 p.m. ET on Fox.

This isn't just any holiday game—it's a renewal of one of the NFL's fiercest rivalries, and it comes with plenty of history. The Eagles haven't played on Thanksgiving since 2015, when they suffered a tough 45-14 loss to the Detroit Lions. That day, Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson lit up Philadelphia's secondary, and the Eagles finished the season at 7-9, leading to the firing of head coach Chip Kelly.

But don't let that one loss fool you. Overall, the Eagles boast an impressive 6-1 record in Thanksgiving games. They beat the Cowboys in 2014, topped the Cardinals in 2008, and also took down Dallas on Turkey Day back in 1989. So, there's plenty of holiday spirit—and winning tradition—to draw from.

This year's matchup carries even more weight. Both the Eagles and Cowboys are expected to be serious Super Bowl contenders, and the outcome could very well decide the NFC East title and impact playoff seeding. The Cowboys have been busy this offseason, bolstering their defense and hiring former Eagles defensive backs coach Christian Parker as their new defensive coordinator. With one of the league's most explosive offenses already in place, Dallas looks poised to give Philadelphia a real challenge.

For Eagles fans, this is a chance to see their team make history with a third Thanksgiving win over Dallas. But it won't be easy. The stage is set for a classic showdown that could define the season.