Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is headed to injured reserve with a hamstring injury
In place of Prescott, the Cowboys will start Cooper Rush
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is second in the NFL in rushing touchdowns with eight
The 3-5 Dallas Cowboys are hosting the 6-2 Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday in Week 10 of the NFL season.
Below are the odds for this game, my best bet, predictions, and best player props.
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FanDuel Moneyline | FanDuel Point Spread | FanDuel Totals |
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Cowboys: +295 | Cowboys: +7 (-105) | Over 42.5: -115 |
Eagles: -370 | Eagles: -7 (-115) | Under 42.5: -105 |
The Cowboys are a team headed in a terrible direction after starting this season 3-5 and losing three straight. Now, quarterback Dak Presccot is headed to injured reserve.
In his place is Cooper Rush, who has a lifetime completion percentage of 60% and has thrown just one touchdown pass over the last two seasons as a backup.
Meanwhile, the Eagles have been surging, winning four straight games. In Week 9, running back Saquon Barkley ran 27 times for 159 yards and one touchdown.
I think the Eagles win this by more than a touchdown. There’s just too much for the Cowboys to overcome.
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As mentioned, the big storyline for this game is the absence of Prescott.
Rush will suit up as the starter and has one career start against the Eagles in which he completed 18 of 38 passes for 181 yards, one touchdown, and three interceptions.
That game came in 2022, though, to be fair.
As for the current day roster, the Cowboys defense has allowed multiple touchdown passes in three of the last four games and three touchdown passes in two of those.
Additionally, they’ve allowed three rushing touchdowns to the position, which bodes for the Eagles signal-caller Jalen Hurts. He’s second in the NFL in rushing touchdowns with eight.
They also cannot stop running backs. They average 109 rushing yards (4.58 yards per carry) and more than one rushing score per game. In fact, they’ve scored four times over the last three games.
Looking at receivers, the Eagles have two high-level players in A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. Yes, they’re questionable heading into the week, but it’s looking good for at least Brown to suit up. Smith was held out of practice on Wednesday.
The Cowboys saw Darnell Mooney, Drake London, and Ray-Ray McCloud all score touchdowns against them in Week 9 in their loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
With Rush in the fold, he’ll take on an Eagles defense that’s surrendered just one passing touchdown over the last four games and, in that same span, has racked up three interceptions.
The Cowboys run game really only has one viable option, Rico Dowdle, and he heads into a matchup with a worse quarterback situation, which should lead to the Eagles stacking the box even more to prevent the run.
They’ve been pretty good at slowing down running backs as is—they’ve only scored once on them in the last four games.
The Cowboys are at home, but I cannot find any scenario in which they’re all too competitive with the Eagles.
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The Cowboys have allowed three rushing scores to quarterbacks, and these games included matchups against Derek Carr, Lamar Jackson, and Brock Purdy.
The touchdown scored by Carr was on a one-yard sneak.
Against Jackson, a player I’d profile closer to Hurts’ rushing ability, they saw him run 14 times for 87 yards and a touchdown.
Hurt is second in the NFL in rushing touchdowns with eight. Six of those have come over the last three games.
In that three-game span, he’s run 30 times for 126 yards.
At -109 odds, this is a bet worth taking.
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If you wanted to combine a Hurts and Barkley Any Time TD prop into a two-leg parlay, you’d have odds of +212, and that’s a parlay I think is quite viable.
Along, Barkley is -170 to score, so the value isn’t all there, but the numbers point to this more than likely happening.
Barkley is tied for fourth in the NFL with six rushing scores. He’s also scored twice through the air.
In Week 9, he had 159 rushing yards, one rushing touchdown, and three catches for 40 yards and a receiving touchdown.
As previously mentioned, running backs have scored four times on the Cowboys over the last three games.
The Eagles are sizable favorites here, so I’d expect Barkley to get volume in excess of 20 carries.
He’ll almost certainly score.
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This prop is a bit against the grain, as I expect the Cowboys to be behind, resulting in them throwing more.
However, at +165 odds, I’m willing to roll the dice simply because of who the player is and how quarterbacks have performed against the Eagles of late.
During my prediction, I mentioned the Eagles have only let up one passing touchdown over the last four games.
Rush enters this game with six career starts, and he’s thrown at least one touchdown in all but one of those games.
He does have wide receiver CeeDee Lamb at his disposal, but I’ll rely on the Eagles recent defense to lock him down and take advantage of the +165 odds.
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When: Sunday, Nov. 10 at 1 PM ET
Where: AT&T Stadium in Dallas, TX
Where to Watch: CBS
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Eagles offensive lineman Mekhi Becton is questionable with an ankle injury.
Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown is questionable with a knee injury.
Eagles defensive end Bryce Huff is questionable with a wrist injury.
Eagles offensive tackle Fred Johnson is questionable with a knee injury.
Eagles offensive lineman Cam Jurgens is questionable with a wrist injury.
Eagles cornerback Darius Slay is questionable with a groin injury.
Eagles wide receiver Ainias Smith is questionable with an ankle injury.
Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith is questionable with a hamstring injury.
Eagles linebacker Nolan Smith is questionable with a groin injury.
Eagles linebacker Josh Sweat is questionable with a hip injury.
Eagles linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr. is questionable with a hip injury.
Eagles linebacker Ben VanSumeren is questionable with a concussion.
Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland is questionable with a foot injury.
Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs is questionable with a calf injury.
Cowboys offensive tackle Tyler Guyton is questionable with a neck/shoulder injury.
Cowboys middle linebacker Eric Kendricks is questionable with a shoulder injury.
Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is questionable with a shoulder injury.
Cowboys guard Zack Martin is questionable with a shoulder injury.
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was placed on injured reserve with a hamstring injury.
Cowboys defensive back Juanyeh Thomas is questionable with a concussion.
Cowboys linebacker Nick Vigil is questionable with a foot injury.
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