Philadelphia Eagles Modest Rebound: $0.199 Entry at RSI 27.6 Delivered +52.9% Return

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2026-10-26

2026-10-26

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Dallas vs Philadelphia market analysis Oct 26: The Setup

Asset: Philadelphia Eagles (home underdog) | Opening: $0.256 | Spread: DAL -4.5 | Kalshi: 33/34c

This Dallas vs Philadelphia market analysis Oct 26 covers a divisional matchup at Lincoln Financial Field between two 2-4 teams desperate for traction. Dallas entered as a 4.5-point road favorite; Philadelphia opened at $0.256 — a modest underdog price that left room for a tradeable bounce if the Eagles could keep the game close.

The Pattern: Modest Rebound — Philadelphia's game signal dipped to $0.199 late in the second quarter before recovering to $0.305 by Q3 8:57, a 10.6-point gain that produced a +52.9% return.

Going in: At $0.256, the Eagles were buyable on any early momentum shift; the key was whether Tanner McKee could sustain drives against a Dallas defense that had been inconsistent on the road.


Who Decided It

  • Dallas Cowboys (3-4): Dak Prescott went 15-of-27 for 212 yards and three touchdown passes, while Javonte Williams carried 25 times for 155 yards and a score. Brandon Aubrey added three field goals, including a 55-yarder.
  • Philadelphia Eagles (2-5): Tanner McKee finished 23-of-35 for 211 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Saquon Barkley (62 rushing yards, one TD) and Makai Lemon (seven catches, 67 yards, one TD) provided the offensive highlights, but the Eagles couldn't sustain momentum after taking a brief third-quarter lead.

First Quarter: Early Volatility

Outlook check: The opening price of $0.256 reflected a clear underdog, and that framing held — the quarter ended with Philadelphia still trailing, though the signal briefly spiked above $0.35.

Brandon Aubrey opened scoring with a 55-yard field goal at Q1 12:30, pushing the Eagles' signal down to $0.236. Saquon Barkley answered with an 8-yard touchdown run at Q1 10:25, spiking the game signal to $0.366 with RSI hitting 78.8 — overbought territory. Dallas responded with a 9-play, 82-yard drive capped by Dak Prescott's 9-yard touchdown pass to CeeDee Lamb at Q1 5:32, dropping Philadelphia back to $0.246. A fumbled snap by McKee at Q1 3:18 was negated by a defensive offside penalty on Quinnen Williams, keeping the Eagles alive. The quarter closed at $0.351, RSI 68.3.

Time Play Score Game Signal RSI Kalshi PHI
Q1 15:00 Kickoff DAL 0, PHI 0 $0.256 – 33/34c
Q1 12:30 Aubrey 55-yd FG DAL 3, PHI 0 $0.236 – 33/34c
Q1 10:25 Barkley 8-yd TD run DAL 3, PHI 7 $0.366 78.8 47/48c
Q1 9:05 RSI exits overbought DAL 3, PHI 7 $0.311 47.2 40/41c
Q1 5:32 Prescott-to-Lamb 9-yd TD DAL 10, PHI 7 $0.246 31.6 32/33c
Q1 0:00 End Q1 DAL 10, PHI 7 $0.351 68.3 38/39c

Decision Point: Stay Out — Signal Unstable After Lead Change

Time Score Game Signal RSI MACD Kalshi PHI bid/ask
Q1 5:32 DAL 10, PHI 7 $0.246 31.6 – 32/33c

Known at the time: Dallas had just retaken the lead on Prescott's touchdown pass to Lamb. The game signal dropped to $0.246 with RSI at 31.6 — near oversold but not confirmed. The signal had already swung 13 points in the quarter.

The decision: Stay out. The signal was oscillating without a clear directional setup, and RSI had not yet reached a confirmed oversold floor.

Outlook for the next quarter: Watch for RSI to push above 70 again — a second overbought reading with a lower RSI peak would signal weakening Philadelphia momentum and a potential short-term entry on the Cowboys' side. Conversely, a sustained Eagles drive could push the signal back toward $0.40.


Second Quarter: The Entry Setup

Outlook check: The overbought warning materialized quickly. Philadelphia scored first in Q2 to push its signal to $0.401, but two bearish divergence signals — RSI making lower highs while the game signal made higher highs — flagged the rally as losing steam.

Dameon Pierce's 5-yard touchdown run at Q2 13:25 pushed Philadelphia to $0.401 with RSI at 73.0. A nullified Tyler Goodson 91-yard kickoff return (holding penalty) kept the score at 14-10. Bearish divergence fired at Q2 12:29 (RSI 72.0, lower than the prior 77.2 peak) and again at Q2 9:42 (RSI 70.3, lower still), both while the game signal continued climbing to $0.431. Dak Prescott's 21-yard touchdown pass to George Pickens at Q2 5:37 collapsed the signal to $0.261. A three-and-out followed, and Dallas drove 78 yards in the final 1:14 for Brandon Aubrey's second field goal at Q2 0:00, pushing the signal to $0.187 at halftime.

Time Play Score Game Signal RSI Kalshi PHI
Q2 13:25 Pierce 5-yd TD run DAL 10, PHI 14 $0.401 73.0 48/49c
Q2 12:29 Bearish divergence DAL 10, PHI 14 $0.413 72.0 47/48c
Q2 9:42 Bearish divergence DAL 10, PHI 14 $0.431 70.3 48/49c
Q2 5:37 Prescott-to-Pickens 21-yd TD DAL 17, PHI 14 $0.261 26.8 36/37c
Q2 2:37 Bullish divergence + double-bottom DAL 17, PHI 14 $0.245 32.2 32/33c
Q2 0:44 ENTRY: Long PHI DAL 17, PHI 14 $0.199 27.6 22/23c
Q2 0:00 Aubrey 27-yd FG DAL 20, PHI 14 $0.187 32.9 24/25c

Decision Point: Entry — Long PHI at $0.199

Time Score Game Signal RSI MACD Kalshi PHI bid/ask
Q2 0:44 DAL 17, PHI 14 $0.199 27.6 -0.48 (hist) 22/23c

Known at the time: With 44 seconds left in the half, Dak Prescott completed a short pass to CeeDee Lamb to the PHI 39 for 14 yards. The game signal had slid to $0.199, RSI was at 27.6 — deep oversold — and the MACD histogram sat at -0.48. Dallas led by only three points despite the signal compression. This Dallas vs Philadelphia market analysis Oct 26 identifies this as the entry: a three-point game with the signal priced as if Philadelphia were in a larger hole.

The decision: Enter Long PHI at $0.199 (Kalshi ask 23c). RSI was oversold, the score was a one-possession game, and the signal had overshot the actual deficit.

Outlook for the next quarter: The position needed RSI to recover above 30 and the game signal to follow. A Dallas touchdown drive before halftime would invalidate the setup immediately.


Third Quarter: The Rebound and Exit

Outlook check: Dallas did score before halftime — Aubrey's field goal pushed the signal to $0.187 at the break. The position was briefly underwater, but the score remained a one-possession game entering Q3.

Philadelphia opened the second half with a 17-play, 84-yard drive spanning 9:16 of clock, capped by Tanner McKee's 4-yard touchdown pass to Makai Lemon at Q3 5:44, giving the Eagles their only lead of the second half at 21-20. The game signal climbed to $0.385 with RSI at 73.5. The exit came at Q3 8:57 — before the Lemon touchdown — when McKee hit Dallas Goedert for 7 yards to the DAL 12, with the game signal at $0.305 and RSI reaching 73.3 (overbought). The position was closed here.

After the exit, Prescott fumbled at PHI 23 at Q3 2:17, but the play was reversed on replay — no turnover. Prescott then hit CeeDee Lamb for a 16-yard touchdown at Q3 1:30, adding a two-point conversion, to push Dallas back ahead 28-21. Donovan Ezeiruaku sacked McKee at Q3 1:01 to end any Eagles threat.

Time Play Score Game Signal RSI Kalshi PHI
Q3 11:14 Double-bottom signal DAL 20, PHI 14 $0.189 40.4 25/26c
Q3 8:57 EXIT: Long PHI +52.9% DAL 20, PHI 14 $0.305 73.3 35/36c
Q3 5:44 McKee-to-Lemon 4-yd TD DAL 20, PHI 21 $0.385 73.5 39/40c
Q3 1:30 Prescott-to-Lamb 16-yd TD + 2pt DAL 28, PHI 21 $0.193 29.2 23/24c
Q3 0:00 End Q3 DAL 28, PHI 21 $0.108 21.0 11/12c

Decision Point: Exit — Long PHI at $0.305, RSI Overbought

Time Score Game Signal RSI MACD Kalshi PHI bid/ask
Q3 8:57 DAL 20, PHI 14 $0.305 73.3 +1.46 (hist) 35/36c

Known at the time: McKee's completion to Goedert moved Philadelphia deep into Dallas territory. RSI had climbed to 73.3 — overbought — and the MACD histogram had flipped to +1.46. The game signal had recovered from $0.199 to $0.305, a 10.6-point gain. With RSI entering overbought territory and the position up +52.9%, the exit signal was clear.

The decision: Exit Long PHI at $0.305 (Kalshi bid 35c). RSI overbought with the position profitable; holding into an uncertain second half carried unnecessary risk.


Fourth Quarter: Collapse

Outlook check: The exit at Q3 8:57 proved well-timed. Dallas extended its lead throughout the fourth quarter, and the Eagles' game signal fell to near zero.

Brandon Aubrey's third field goal at Q4 9:10 pushed Dallas to 31-21. DeMarvion Overshown intercepted McKee at Q4 7:55, and Quinnen Williams sacked McKee for -8 yards at Q4 5:48. Javonte Williams scored on a 2-yard run at Q4 2:21 to seal the 38-21 final. The game signal closed at $0.000 with RSI at 26.3, having spent most of the fourth quarter in extreme oversold territory — RSI dipped as low as 18.9 at Q4 11:21.

Time Play Score Game Signal RSI Kalshi PHI
Q4 9:10 Aubrey 24-yd FG DAL 31, PHI 21 $0.056 28.2 7/8c
Q4 7:55 Overshown INT DAL 31, PHI 21 $0.031 34.4 3/4c
Q4 5:48 McKee sacked -8 yds DAL 31, PHI 21 $0.011 30.3 1/2c
Q4 2:21 J.Williams 2-yd TD DAL 38, PHI 21 $0.001 28.5 0/1c
Q4 0:00 Final DAL 38, PHI 21 $0.000 26.3 0/1c

Decision Point: No Re-Entry — Signal in Freefall

Known at the time: After the exit at Q3 8:57, the game signal never recovered above $0.136. RSI signals exited oversold at Q4 14:27 and Q4 9:55, but the score gap was widening and Dallas controlled the clock.

The decision: Stay out. The modest rebound had already been captured; re-entering into a double-digit deficit with limited time offered no favorable risk-reward.


Final Accounting

This Dallas vs Philadelphia market analysis Oct 26 produced one completed trade on the Modest Rebound pattern.

Trade Entry Exit Game Signal return Kalshi entry (ask) Kalshi exit (bid) Kalshi return
Long PHI (Q2 0:44) $0.199 $0.305 (Q3 8:57) +52.9% 23c 35c +52.2%

Average: Game Signal +52.9% | Kalshi +52.2%

The Game Signal return is the model's price; the Kalshi return is what the market paid, buying at the ask and selling at the bid. Trade 1 (+52.2% on Kalshi vs +52.9%) bought at 23c against $0.199 and sold at 35c against $0.305, so Kalshi paid less.


Modest Rebound in This Game

This Dallas vs Philadelphia market analysis Oct 26 shows a Modest Rebound: the Eagles' game signal dipped to $0.199 late in the second quarter — RSI at 27.6, a three-point deficit — then recovered to $0.305 by Q3 8:57 as Philadelphia's offense found rhythm in the third quarter. The recovery covered 10.6 signal points, within the pattern's definition of a bounce under 30 points, and the exit came as RSI crossed back into overbought territory. The full definition is on the [Patterns page](https://www.sportchartz.com/patterns/#modest-rebound).

The Dallas vs Philadelphia market analysis Oct 26 confirms that even in a game Dallas ultimately controlled, a disciplined entry at the oversold low and exit at the first overbought reading captured a clean +52.9% return.

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