Lamb is averaging 7.7 targets and 75.4 receiving yards per game this season and has accumulated 67.5 receiving yards or more in six of his 10 games.
The odds of Prescott exceeding this prop feel good if Ryan was able to throw for 343 yards against the Saints. Josh Allen, Jalen Hurts, Ryan Tannehill, Matt Ryan and Tom Brady combined to average 267.6 passing yards per game against New Orleans' defense. Lamb is expected back Thursday night (perhaps Cooper as well) to pair with Gallup against the Saints, positioning Prescott for success. Moody: Prescott has averaged 279.8 passing yards per game since Week 9 and put on an epic performance against the Raiders last week on Thanksgiving Day without Cooper and Lamb. Picks: Saints +4.5, under 47.5, Saints +10.5 in 6-point teaser with Cardinals -2, Elliott under 69.5 rushing/receiving yards (-110), Gallup over 47.5 receiving yards (-115), Hill over 30.5 rushing yards (-110) CeeDee Lamb and Michael Gallup should see a high volume of targets with fellow wideout Cedrick Wilson questionable. Amari Cooper is expected to be back for the Cowboys but could still be feeling the effects of COVID. Saints defensive coordinator Dennis Allen has had success against Dak Prescott in two meetings, holding him to one TD while intercepting him once and recording eight sacks while allowing just 23 total points. The Saints also expect to get RB Alvin Kamara and potentially RT Ryan Ramczyk back in action. In four fill-in starts, Hill went 3-1, rushed 39 times and ran for four TDs. Hill brings an added rushing element against a Cowboys defense that is allowing 4.4 yards per carry. Meanwhile, the Saints finally made the change at quarterback to Taysom Hill, so expect a much different offensive scheme than what we have seen all season. Ezekiel Elliott is dealing with a knee issue, and the Cowboys have been struggling to run the ball over their last four games. Marks: Dallas will be without its head coach as well as tackle Terence Steele for the game due to COVID protocols. Take note that, including Thanksgiving, the under is 10-2 over the NFL's last 12 Thursday games. Throw in the fact that the Cowboys' coaching staff has been ravaged by a COVID-19 outbreak (no Mike McCarthy on Thursday night) and you have a Dallas outfit that could continue to look out of sync on the offensive side of the ball, as it has quite a bit over the last few weeks. Second, the opponent, as the New Orleans offense is averaging just 20.2 points per game since the loss of quarterback Jameis Winston. Odds courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook (as of Wednesday).ĭallas Cowboys (-4.5, 47.5) at New Orleans Saintsįortenbaugh: I fully expect the Dallas defense to bounce back in a big way following its Thanksgiving debacle against the Raiders for two key reasons: First, the return of pass rusher DeMarcus Lawrence, who hasn't played since Week 1 due to a broken foot. The Saints (5-6) have lost four in a row and are expected to move to Taysom Hill at quarterback.ĮSPN betting analysts Joe Fortenbaugh (36-32-1, 2-5 last week), Doug Kezirian (13-21-2, 0-1), Tyler Fulghum (9-23, 0-0) and Anita Marks (186-175, 13-14), sports betting deputy editor David Bearman (24-20-1, 1-2), Stats & Information's Seth Walder 49-42 (4-1), Football Outsiders' Aaron Schatz (38-32, 2-4) and fantasy/betting analyst Eric Moody (92-87, 7-12) have teamed up to offer their best bets. The Cowboys (7-4) still sit atop the NFC East but have dropped two straight and three of their last four.
Week 13 of the NFL season kicks off Thursday with the Dallas Cowboys visiting the New Orleans Saints. Null, NFL, Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints Thursday night NFL best bets: Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints
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