2019 Dallas Cowboys Betting - Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

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Dallas Cowboys Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

The Dallas Cowboys are no longer deemed favorites to win the NFC East after falling at home to Minnesota decisively in last Sunday night’s primetime appearance against the Vikings. Kellen Moore looked to have met his match, and the Cowboys new offensive coordinator failed to live up to his billing after Mike Zimmer’s defense shut Ezekiel Elliott down and forced Big D to beat them through the air. Even with the opportunity to win the game late, Dak Prescott and company were unable to come through getting stopped on downs in the red zone. A get-well spot in Motown should once again have the offense firing on all cylinders, but does this year’s edition of the Cowboys seriously have it in them to win the NFC and represent the conference in Super Bowl LIV? Linemakers don’t believe so evidenced by their rerelease of the current futures odds!

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Super Bowl Odds: +3552

NFC Championship Odds: +1550

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The pointspread and total for this matchup wasn’t made available at the time of this writing due to the unknown availability of Matthew Stafford who was forced to miss last week’s game due to a possible season-ending injury to his back. Should Jeff Driskel be forced to line up under center once again, you can expect the Cowboys to be lined favorites in the 3-4 point range with a game total in the upper 40s to low 50s.

Even though it owns the tiebreaker over the Philadelphia Eagles who it throttled 37-10 as 3-point home favorites back in Week 7 before going on bye, Dallas is now looking up to their division rivals on the current divisional odds. Philly is now the -125 favorite and the Cowboys are considered the +105 dogs to win arguably the worst division in the NFC. They have nobody to blame but themselves for letting the tiebreaker get away from them after allowing Dalvin Cook and the Vikings offense to seemingly have its way last Sunday night in combining for 364 yards of offense that allowed for it to dominate the time of possession battle.

This will be the franchise’s first run-in against one another in Detroit since 2013 when the Lions scored the exhilarating 31-30 win and non-cover as 3-point favorites. These clubs did however square off last season in Dallas where the Cowboys scored the 26-24 win on the game’s final play when Brett Maher connected from 38-yards out. The matchup played to a back-and-forth affair that saw the Lions battle back from a 10-point third quarter deficit only to see it all go up in smoke at the game’s conclusion. The Cowboys have won seven of the last 10 meetings dating back to 2004, but only managed to split the proceedings ATS with the over cashing in all but two of those matchups.

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What the heck was Moore thinking force feeding the ball to Ezekiel Elliott in the game’s closing moments even after Minnesota displayed the ability to shut him down the entirety of the game? Prescott was seemingly able to do as he pleased through the air in throwing for 397 yards and 3 TD with all three of his wide receivers reeling in a touchdown. Even so, Moore called No. 21 on successive plays that netted minus-3 yards and then looked his way again on fourth down on a pass that never had a shot of being completed. When it was all said and done, Elliott was held to his worst showing of the season with 47 yards on 20 carries and a long of six yards. Again, why the heck was Moore calling his number on a night the star running back was humbled by a locked in defense that made it a point to shut him down?

Even more bothersome was the fact that the defense simply allowed Cook to do as he pleased both on the ground and through the air. The potential NFC MVP ran for 97 yards and a score and added another 86-yards while catching all seven passes that went his way out of the backfield. Dallas even had issues defending against Kyle Rudolph with three of his four total receptions going for two touchdowns and a two-point conversion.

After smacking the Giants around on Monday Night Football in Week 9, Jerry Jones saw his squad get served up a fat ‘ol piece of humble pie on Sunday night. "From the standpoint of numbers, from the standpoint of where you stand, this was a big game for us, and it's going to make it that much harder to get where we want to go," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said.

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