The home team is a perfect 5-0 against the spread in the last five meetings between these two teams, while the favorite is 8-3 at the betting window in the last 11 meetings. The Eagles are also 1-4 against the spread in their last five games in Dallas and are 2-5 against the number in their last seven games versus the Cowboys. Philly is 1-6 against the spread in its last seven road games and is 2-10 ATS in its last 12 games in September. Dall -3.5 /A.Rome
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The home team is a perfect 5-0 against the spread in the last five meetings between these two teams, while the favorite is 8-3 at the betting window in the last 11 meetings. The Eagles are also 1-4 against the spread in their last five games in Dallas and are 2-5 against the number in their last seven games versus the Cowboys. Philly is 1-6 against the spread in its last seven road games and is 2-10 ATS in its last 12 games in September. Dall -3.5 /A.Rome
After blowing out Atlanta to open the year (W, 32-7), Hurts and the new-look Eagles’ offense appeared to be flying high as they traveled back to the City of Brotherly Love for their second matchup of the season against San Francisco.
Things didn’t unravel quite as accordingly during their sloppy Week 2 performance against the Niners though (L, 17-11), as the Eagles had six points taken off the board early due to Jalen Reagor stepping out of bounds on a long touchdown catch – and they also had a short field goal blocked immediately following a 91-yard reception by Quez Watkins.
On the other hand, Dallas split a pair of tightly contested road matchups to start the new season, as the Cowboys dropped their opener in Tampa Bay on a last-second field goal by Ryan Succop (L, 31-29) – and then flipped the script in Los Angeles following week, as Greg Zuerlein drilled a 56-yard game-winner to seal a narrow victory over the Chargers in Week 2 (W, 20-17).
I’ll take the over here, as the Eagles shouldn’t have too much trouble finding success against a Cowboys defense that ranked 28th in scoring and 23rd in overall yardage last year (29.6 PPG, 386.4 YPG) – while Dallas looked sharp against a pair of solid defenses to open the season (24.5 PPG, 435 YPG). /OV 51.5 / M.Crosson
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After blowing out Atlanta to open the year (W, 32-7), Hurts and the new-look Eagles’ offense appeared to be flying high as they traveled back to the City of Brotherly Love for their second matchup of the season against San Francisco.
Things didn’t unravel quite as accordingly during their sloppy Week 2 performance against the Niners though (L, 17-11), as the Eagles had six points taken off the board early due to Jalen Reagor stepping out of bounds on a long touchdown catch – and they also had a short field goal blocked immediately following a 91-yard reception by Quez Watkins.
On the other hand, Dallas split a pair of tightly contested road matchups to start the new season, as the Cowboys dropped their opener in Tampa Bay on a last-second field goal by Ryan Succop (L, 31-29) – and then flipped the script in Los Angeles following week, as Greg Zuerlein drilled a 56-yard game-winner to seal a narrow victory over the Chargers in Week 2 (W, 20-17).
I’ll take the over here, as the Eagles shouldn’t have too much trouble finding success against a Cowboys defense that ranked 28th in scoring and 23rd in overall yardage last year (29.6 PPG, 386.4 YPG) – while Dallas looked sharp against a pair of solid defenses to open the season (24.5 PPG, 435 YPG). /OV 51.5 / M.Crosson
Philadelphia (1-1) @ Dallas (1-1) — Eagles won opener 32-6 in Atlanta, lost 17-11 at home to 49ers. — Eagles outgained Falcons 434-260, outgained SF 328-306. — Philly has eight plays of 20+ yards, has allowed only three. — Last 5 years, Eagles are 8-4 ATS as home underdogs. — First two games, Philly ran ball for 162 yards/game. — Last three years, Eagles are 4-8 ATS as road underdogs.
— Dallas lost 31-29 in Tampa, nipped Chargers 20-17 LW. — Cowboys have six takeaways in two games (+4). — Last 4 years, Dallas is 9-3 ATS in NFC East home games. — Cowboys are 3-1-1 ATS in last five home openers. — Dallas has nine plays of 20+ yards, but has allowed 12 of them. — Last four years, Cowboys are 9-12-1 ATS as home favorites.
— Home side won last five series games. — Eagles lost last three visits here, by 6 (OT), 27,20 points. — Cowboys are 5-2 overall, in last seven series games.
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Philadelphia (1-1) @ Dallas (1-1) — Eagles won opener 32-6 in Atlanta, lost 17-11 at home to 49ers. — Eagles outgained Falcons 434-260, outgained SF 328-306. — Philly has eight plays of 20+ yards, has allowed only three. — Last 5 years, Eagles are 8-4 ATS as home underdogs. — First two games, Philly ran ball for 162 yards/game. — Last three years, Eagles are 4-8 ATS as road underdogs.
— Dallas lost 31-29 in Tampa, nipped Chargers 20-17 LW. — Cowboys have six takeaways in two games (+4). — Last 4 years, Dallas is 9-3 ATS in NFC East home games. — Cowboys are 3-1-1 ATS in last five home openers. — Dallas has nine plays of 20+ yards, but has allowed 12 of them. — Last four years, Cowboys are 9-12-1 ATS as home favorites.
— Home side won last five series games. — Eagles lost last three visits here, by 6 (OT), 27,20 points. — Cowboys are 5-2 overall, in last seven series games.
I still believe this Philadelphia defense remains undervalued in the market, which is why I’ve seen value on the Eagles and the under in three straight weeks. Gannon’s zone-heavy, multiple scheme will confuse opposing quarterbacks and prevent explosive plays, forcing teams to put together long drives to put points up on the board. The Cowboys offense is certainly capable of doing just that, but they are not at full strength.
These teams do both prefer to play on the faster side, but the total is a touch high and the spread should be no higher than Dallas -3, especially with home-field advantage dwindling with each passing season. Also, with an extra day to prepare, that gives an even bigger edge to Philadelphia since I see its coaching staff as clearly superior.
I’m taking the points in a game I fully expect to come down to the wire. I also dabbled on the under at 51.5 or better, but smaller as I still continue to gather data on penalties, crowd impact and fourth-down tendencies early on in the season.
Pick: Eagles +4 or better / By Stucky
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I still believe this Philadelphia defense remains undervalued in the market, which is why I’ve seen value on the Eagles and the under in three straight weeks. Gannon’s zone-heavy, multiple scheme will confuse opposing quarterbacks and prevent explosive plays, forcing teams to put together long drives to put points up on the board. The Cowboys offense is certainly capable of doing just that, but they are not at full strength.
These teams do both prefer to play on the faster side, but the total is a touch high and the spread should be no higher than Dallas -3, especially with home-field advantage dwindling with each passing season. Also, with an extra day to prepare, that gives an even bigger edge to Philadelphia since I see its coaching staff as clearly superior.
I’m taking the points in a game I fully expect to come down to the wire. I also dabbled on the under at 51.5 or better, but smaller as I still continue to gather data on penalties, crowd impact and fourth-down tendencies early on in the season.
The Dallas Cowboys are four-point favorites over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night.
The Philadelphia Eagles are allowing just 11.5 points per game this season, and that has allowed them to get off to a solid start. Philadelphia has been great in the secondary, and that unit will need to play well on Monday night.
Jalen Hurts is now the clear quarterback for the Eagles, and that has allowed him to play loose and free with the football. Hurts has thrown for 454 yards and three touchdowns this season and is also the leading rusher.
The Eagles do need to find a way to give their superstar quarterback some more help as the Cowboys will be coming after him in this game.
If the Cowboys are going to pick up a win in this game, then they are going to have to find some balance on offense. Dak Prescott has been great at throwing the football, but Ezekiel Elliott has not yet gotten things going.
Prescott has thrown for 640 yards and three touchdowns this season, but he also has a pair of interceptions. Look for Dallas to attempt to establish the run on Monday night as they want to loosen up the secondary.
The secondary has been a major issue for Dallas this season as they are allowing over 350 passing yards per game. That unit has to improve as the season moves along, of the Cowboys won’t be a playoff contender.
There will be quite the celebration in Dallas on Monday night as the Cowboys kick off their season at home. This is a season that is filled with plenty of expectations, but there are still some major holes on this roster.
Philadelphia could easily be 2-0 already this season, and the Eagles look like a team ready to make a big run. They will be looking to pick up an impressive road win, and their young quarterback will lead the charge.
This game is going to be tight, but it will be the Eagles that make more plays at the end of the game. Bet the Philadelphia Eagles moneyline as they pick up a Week 3 win over their NFC East rival in Dallas on Monday night.
By Dunkell Index
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The Dallas Cowboys are four-point favorites over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night.
The Philadelphia Eagles are allowing just 11.5 points per game this season, and that has allowed them to get off to a solid start. Philadelphia has been great in the secondary, and that unit will need to play well on Monday night.
Jalen Hurts is now the clear quarterback for the Eagles, and that has allowed him to play loose and free with the football. Hurts has thrown for 454 yards and three touchdowns this season and is also the leading rusher.
The Eagles do need to find a way to give their superstar quarterback some more help as the Cowboys will be coming after him in this game.
If the Cowboys are going to pick up a win in this game, then they are going to have to find some balance on offense. Dak Prescott has been great at throwing the football, but Ezekiel Elliott has not yet gotten things going.
Prescott has thrown for 640 yards and three touchdowns this season, but he also has a pair of interceptions. Look for Dallas to attempt to establish the run on Monday night as they want to loosen up the secondary.
The secondary has been a major issue for Dallas this season as they are allowing over 350 passing yards per game. That unit has to improve as the season moves along, of the Cowboys won’t be a playoff contender.
There will be quite the celebration in Dallas on Monday night as the Cowboys kick off their season at home. This is a season that is filled with plenty of expectations, but there are still some major holes on this roster.
Philadelphia could easily be 2-0 already this season, and the Eagles look like a team ready to make a big run. They will be looking to pick up an impressive road win, and their young quarterback will lead the charge.
This game is going to be tight, but it will be the Eagles that make more plays at the end of the game. Bet the Philadelphia Eagles moneyline as they pick up a Week 3 win over their NFC East rival in Dallas on Monday night.
Prescott showed that he was back from his season-ending injury last year when he opened the season with a strong performance against Tampa Bay that included 403 passing yards and 3 TDs.
He cooled off a bit last week against the Chargers as he was held to just 237 passing yards and zero TDs despite completing 23 of 27 passes. He did rise to the occasion at the end when the led the Cowboys on a game-winning drive that resulted in Greg Zuerlein’s 56-yard FG.
While Dallas was content to keep it on the ground against San Diego’s 30-ranked rushing defense, the offense won’t be able to be that run-focused against a stronger Philadelphia defense, which is ranked 18 against the run.
With more of an emphasis on the passing game tonight, we’ll take Prescott (-166) to go over 1.5 passing TDs against the Eagles. By Dunkell Index
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Dak Prescott (-166) Over 1.5 Passing TDs
Prescott showed that he was back from his season-ending injury last year when he opened the season with a strong performance against Tampa Bay that included 403 passing yards and 3 TDs.
He cooled off a bit last week against the Chargers as he was held to just 237 passing yards and zero TDs despite completing 23 of 27 passes. He did rise to the occasion at the end when the led the Cowboys on a game-winning drive that resulted in Greg Zuerlein’s 56-yard FG.
While Dallas was content to keep it on the ground against San Diego’s 30-ranked rushing defense, the offense won’t be able to be that run-focused against a stronger Philadelphia defense, which is ranked 18 against the run.
With more of an emphasis on the passing game tonight, we’ll take Prescott (-166) to go over 1.5 passing TDs against the Eagles. By Dunkell Index
Philadelphia at Dallas – The teams split last season with the Eagles winning, 23-9, at home and losing, 37-17, at Dallas. The Eagles have lost and failed to cover during each of their last three games at Dallas.
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Philadelphia at Dallas – The teams split last season with the Eagles winning, 23-9, at home and losing, 37-17, at Dallas. The Eagles have lost and failed to cover during each of their last three games at Dallas.
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