Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia lost 24-21 to Dak Prescott and Dallas on Monday, giving up a 21-point lead in the second half. The loss has drawn criticism and speculation in the NFL community. Ex-Eagles All-Pro Hugh Douglas did not hesitate to join the discussion.He admitted that he thought of Prescott playing for Philadelphia as he could be a good fit for its offense."The reality is this," Hugh said on Monday, via SportsRadio 94 WIP. "Dak, statistically, is the best quarterback that the Dallas Cowboys have ever had. That's a fact. The best. It's not gonna happen, but when I was recklessly speculating."The Eagles jumped out to a 21-0 lead, scoring three touchdowns in the first half. Hurts completed 27 of 39 passes for 289 yards, one touchdown and two rushing scores.The Cowboys responded with a rally. Dak Prescott completed 23 of 36 passes for 354 yards, two passing touchdowns and one interception. He also scrambled for a tying touchdown run.Dallas’ defense held Philadelphia scoreless in the second half. The unit forced turnovers and drove the game to a final 42-yard field goal as time expired.Dak Prescott on how defense led Cowboys' comeback against the EaglesDak Prescott believes the Cowboys' comeback win over the Eagles was a result of their resilience and defensive stops.“Just take it one play at a time," Prescott told reporters after the game. "We have to win every play and give it your best every play. When you do that, can stay focused, and finish with elite execution, you’re going to feel confident.”He also noted the issues that nearly derailed them.“We have to stop shooting ourselves in the foot and this game could’ve been completely different," Prescott said.Dallas’ defense was crucial in changing the momentum. Saquon Barkley was limited to 22 rushing yards with no touchdowns. A series of forced punts, a forced fumble by Williams and Osa Odighizuwa’s late-game sack that ended Jalen Hurts’ final possession were key moments.The offense also recovered from its mistakes. Prescott led scoring drives when needed, supported by George Pickens. Brandon Aubrey, despite missing a 51-yard attempt earlier, delivered the game-winning field goal.The Cowboys (5-5) will host the Kansas City Chiefs (6-5) on Friday.