The Las Vegas Raiders host the Dallas Cowboys for Week 11 Monday Night Football clash in this AFC vs NFC clash. The Raiders vs Cowboys clash will feature a lot of offensive talent with Brock Bowers and Ashton Jeanty leading the Raiders, and Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb for the Cowboys.
Both these teams are struggling this season with Raiders at a 2-7 record, dropping three-straight games, and the Cowboys who cannot find a footing because of their horrendous defense. The Raiders lack the offensive firepower to win games, while the Cowboys surrender way too many points to win. So it all comes to which team can make more plays when it really counts? We pick the Cowboys but Raiders might just pull of an upset.
Here are a couple of same-game parlays for the MNF game between the Las Vegas Raiders and the Dallas Cowboys as per FanDuel.
Geno Smith 250+ passing yards (+134) + Dak Prescott 275+ passing yards (+142) + CeeDee Lamb 100+ receiving yards (+140)
Parlay Payout: Wager $100 to win $772.96
Geno Smith may cross 250 passing yards as he will aim to exploit Dallas’ horrendous passing defense ranking 30th in league, being unable to stop teams from gaining yardage or scoring. We expect the game to be close and if that does happen, Smith has shown a tendency to throw the ball in volume during close game situations, making this bet likely.
Dak Prescott may get 275+ passing yards as he has attempted 30+ passing is 8 of 9 games so far. And while the Raiders have decent pass defense, the offensive firepower that the Cowboys have is just on another level, making this a great bet.
CeeDee Lamb has only played in 5 games so far but has registered 3 games over 100+ receiving yards, and 85 yards most recently. Lamb is a huge problem for defenses to stop and we do not see the Raiders slowing him down in this game, making it likely that he crosses 100+ receiving yards again.
Brock Bowers 80+ receiving yards (+116) + Geno Smith 3+ passing touchdowns (+320) + Dak Prescott 3+ passing yards (+235)
Parlay Payout: Wager $100 to $1370.73
Brock Bowers may cross 80+ receiving yards as we expect Geno Smith to come out guns blazing, attempting a lot of pass today, creating a ripple effect. The Cowboys are terrible against the pass and Smith will most certainly look for targets to throw to with Bowers probably crossing 80 yards.
Geno Smith may get 3+ touchdowns as he may have the green light in this game to throw high volume of passes looking at the Cowboys’ defensive struggles, giving up lot of points to opposing teams. He’s had two 3 TD games this season and is poised to go for another as they play a weak defensive team.
Dak Prescott may get over 3+ TDs as well as he’s had 4 games with over three or more TDs in this season. The Raiders defense is vulnerable against the pass and with a explosive receiver like Lamb, Prescott could cross the three TD threshold again.
Here are some of the best player props for this week’s game between the Raiders and the Cowboys as per FanDuel.
Javonte Williams is a threat to score at any given point because of his usage rate (double-digit rush attempts every game this season) and his effectiveness rushing with the football, gaining yardage and scoring TDs. While the Raiders are 15th against the rush, opponents have scored 12 TDs against them, showing clear sign of vulnerabilities.
Ashton Jeanty is a threat to score at any time as he gets heavy touches in every game and the Cowboys being 29th overall in rushing defense, unable to slow down teams from scoring at will.
Brock Bowers is a threat to score at any given moment as he may be a huge target to make plays for the Raiders today, exploiting Dallas’ already weakened defense. Bowers has only scored 3 TDs in a single game this season, but has a great chance to score more TDs in this game .
The above odds are sourced from FanDuel. Use FanDuel to ace your betting game in all sports!
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