NFL 36-62-1 -13.32
4-4 for +1.43 last week 
Cowboys -4.5(-110) *5.50/5.00
Cowboys -9.5(+160) *1.00/1.60
WFT TT U21.5(-120) *2.50/2.08
Most will keep an eye on Pollard(rightfully so), as he is PFF's #1 RB with an 88.8 rating. If he plays it would be hard not to think that he's going to be hobbled. And we all see that Zeke isn't 100% either, but he has manned up and playing through it.
^The above paragraph I chose to start with even though it's the least important factor in this match-up imo.
Let's flip sides and talk about a D line and O line going in opposite directions.
The WFT team started out the year with rookie Sam Cosmi at center. He looked good but missed week 5 to 10. Came back in a reserve roll, started week 12 and got hurt again. He's done.
Wes Schweiter is a Guard who filled in for Cosmi at center in the games that he missed. He sports an impressive 79.4 rating by pff. He has been a glue guy for this o line. He is out.
This o line is really good, Leno and Flowers on the left side have been great. Amazing how fast a guy gets good once he leaves the Bears(Leno). I remember one year he lead the league in holds and false starts. RT Cornelius Lucas has been solid.
So this brings me to a weak spot that the Cowboys should be able to take advantage of. Tyler Larsen is essentially a 3rd string center, and he's been hobbled with a knee injury all week. His grade by pff is 66.9. RG Brandon Scerff is their lowest graded lineman who's not named Larsen at 71 by pff. He's also been dealing with a knee injury.
The Cowboys get DT Gallimore back. Hasn't played all year cause he dislocated his elbow in the preseason. A fresh body at 302 pounds in the middle will be welcomed. I'd guess he gets around 40% of the snaps?
DT Trysten Hill(77.8) missed last week because he punched a player in the face, who was wearing a face mask. Yes, I want that guy in my lineup. He's back.
DE Randy Gregory is back. 86.4 pff grade. I'll take that match-up vs Charles Leno all day, even if Leno has played well(79.1).
Demarcus Lawrence(91.6) came back last week. That dude is explosive. Seriously dangerous. Cornelius Lucas(77.1) will have his hands full.
Where does this leave Micah Parsons? Back at line backer, in space, forget about it.
I think that we will see the Cowboys best defensive effort of the year, and they will seal up the division tomorrow.
I usually try to be contrarian, I like dogs, I like home dogs even more. But that hasn't worked for me this year. I seem to of had better luck backing GOOD teams like TB, Dallas and NE. Call it square.
Good Luck 
I forgot to mention double revenge for the Cowboys. Got smoked by the WFT last year 25-3 and 41-16.
Cowboys on 10 days rest, with a 5-1 ats record otr this season.
Despite a 4 game win streak, the WFT won their last 2 by a combined 4 points. They've gone over 21 points only twice in their last 7 games.
Makes me feel better about Dallas. Please don't make me bet more on this. I just want to get back to zero.
NFL 36-62-1 -13.32
4-4 for +1.43 last week
Cowboys -4.5(-110) *5.50/5.00
Cowboys -9.5(+160) *1.00/1.60
WFT TT U21.5(-120) *2.50/2.08
Bengals Division (+200) *1/2.00
Forgot about that pending winner above 
Let me type more about the Cowboys play so I can sound like a bigger deusch than I am.
Looking at the Cowboys road schedule, and to think they went 5-1 ats is quite impressive. They arguably have had the hardest road sos in the NFL.
TAMPA(1), LAC(12), NE(2), MIN(11), KC(9), NOLA(13)
The #'s in parentheses are DVOA rankings. All those teams are far better than the WFT(21).
The Cowboys and Redskins have played 9 common opponents this season. The +/- pt diff looks like this:
Cowboys +56, Washington -17
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