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Both teams enter at 2-4: Kalshi promo code FOXSPORTS55 brings up to $55 in bonuses for Eagles, Cowboys Monday night football

A rivalry game with stakes

Dallas and Philadelphia enter the Monday night matchup at 2-4. The Cowboys have lost two consecutive games, and the Eagles come in after four straight defeats. The game carries NFC East bragging rights and a needed chance to win. FOX Sports says Kalshi users can enter promo code FOXSPORTS55 for an offer tied to trading on storylines around the matchup.

How the Kalshi offer works

The promotion directs users to select “Claim Now” and begin signing up with Kalshi. The instructions then say to enter code FOXSPORTS during registration so the offer is attached to the account.

Users must deposit funds and trade at least $25 in prediction markets to receive up to $55 in trading credit. FOX Sports notes that it may be compensated when readers sign up or place a wager through affiliate links, and directs readers to its Kalshi page for full terms.

Dallas leans on its passing game

Dak Prescott has thrown for 1,639 yards and 10 touchdowns through six games. Dallas averages 267.2 passing yards per game, ranking sixth, and scores 25.2 points per game, ranking ninth.

CeeDee Lamb has recorded 48 catches for 577 yards and four touchdowns in six games. The Cowboys have completed 66.3 percent of their passes, with the offense relying heavily on its pass catchers.

McKee steps in for Philadelphia

Against Carolina, McKee threw for 215 yards and a touchdown in a 25-14 loss. Those are his season totals, according to the report.

Key points

  • The Eagles and Cowboys are both 2-4 ahead of Monday night’s game.
  • Dallas has lost two straight, while Philadelphia has lost four consecutive games.
  • Kalshi’s offer provides up to $55 in trading credit after a deposit and at least $25 in trades.
  • Tanner McKee starts for Philadelphia with Jalen Hurts out for the season.
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