WATCH: 'Turpin Time' Cowboys Lead 27-3 After Electrifying Punt Return

Dallas Cowboys return specialist KaVontae Turpin has electrified the crowd with an incredible punt return touchdown, extending the Cowboys' lead over the Philadelphia Eagles to 27-3 in the NFC Divisional Round playoff game.

Turpin fielded the punt at his own 1-yard line, showcasing his blazing speed as he darted through the Eagles' coverage team, evading multiple tackles and racing down the sideline for a 68-yard touchdown.

The Cowboys' defense has also been impressive, limiting the Eagles' offense to just three points in the first half. With the Eagles struggling to move the ball, the Cowboys have capitalized on their opportunities, with quarterback Dak Prescott throwing two touchdown passes and running back Ezekiel Elliott adding a rushing touchdown.

The Cowboys' defense has been relentless, forcing two turnovers and sacking Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts three times. Linebacker Micah Parsons has been a standout performer, recording two sacks and a forced fumble.

The Eagles, who entered the game as the NFC's top seed, have struggled to find their rhythm offensively. Hurts has been under constant pressure from the Cowboys' pass rush, and the Eagles' running game has been unable to gain traction against the stout Cowboys' defense.

The Cowboys' special teams unit has also been a key factor in the game. In addition to Turpin's punt return touchdown, the Cowboys have also blocked an Eagles field goal attempt.