Dallas scoring 45 Colonel? They can barely score 17 points a game. Maybe if Aikman, Smith, and Irvin show up. Everytime Dallas plays the under looks good, they just can't score.
Dallas scoring 45 Colonel? They can barely score 17 points a game. Maybe if Aikman, Smith, and Irvin show up. Everytime Dallas plays the under looks good, they just can't score.
Last weeks loss knocked the Bills out of the playoff picture, maybe they lay down this week and the Cowboys jump on the opportunity. Then again maybe not.
Last weeks loss knocked the Bills out of the playoff picture, maybe they lay down this week and the Cowboys jump on the opportunity. Then again maybe not.
Moore will be the QB for Dallas this week, that's a good thing, the kid can throw and run. I don't now what took them so long to let the kid play. I think it'll be a shot in the arm for Dallas and that they will coover and just might win the game. I'm not touching the total, though I agree with midnight and would lean towards the under. DALLAS is the play for me IMHO. --- THE Myth
Moore will be the QB for Dallas this week, that's a good thing, the kid can throw and run. I don't now what took them so long to let the kid play. I think it'll be a shot in the arm for Dallas and that they will coover and just might win the game. I'm not touching the total, though I agree with midnight and would lean towards the under. DALLAS is the play for me IMHO. --- THE Myth
Dallas had their chances last week in a primetime Saturday night home game against the Jets but their four turnovers proved to be the difference in their 19-16 loss. After Kellen Moore came in to replace Matt Cassel after a terrible start, Moore provided an initial spark but struggled down the stretch. Moore completed 15 of 25 passes for 158 yards with a touchdown but also threw three picks. He’ll get the start here but I’m not particularly enthusiastic about his prospects for success in what’s a bad spot for the Cowboys in this game.
With a primetime home loss last week and now travelling to take on a non-conference team off a loss, it’s not a good spot for the Cowboys. Add in the fact that next week Dallas ends the season in their home finale against division rival Washington with the possibility of knocking the Redskins out of the playoffs, and this sets up as a bad spot for the Cowboys.
Dallas might be undervalued while the Bills are only 3-3 ATS @ home. However, the Cowboys have the leagues’ worst turnovers differential at -18 while Buffalo has been bad despite their +4 turnover advantage. Dallas also has been among the leagues’ worst on 3rd downs (34.1% conversion rate) and in the red zone offensively (scoring touchdowns just 42.1% of the time against teams that allow touchdowns on 57.6% of their opponents trips). If there is a little regression to the mean in any of those stats the Cowboys will cover the number in this game.
Dallas (+6.5) 21BUFFALO 24
Dallas had their chances last week in a primetime Saturday night home game against the Jets but their four turnovers proved to be the difference in their 19-16 loss. After Kellen Moore came in to replace Matt Cassel after a terrible start, Moore provided an initial spark but struggled down the stretch. Moore completed 15 of 25 passes for 158 yards with a touchdown but also threw three picks. He’ll get the start here but I’m not particularly enthusiastic about his prospects for success in what’s a bad spot for the Cowboys in this game.
With a primetime home loss last week and now travelling to take on a non-conference team off a loss, it’s not a good spot for the Cowboys. Add in the fact that next week Dallas ends the season in their home finale against division rival Washington with the possibility of knocking the Redskins out of the playoffs, and this sets up as a bad spot for the Cowboys.
Dallas might be undervalued while the Bills are only 3-3 ATS @ home. However, the Cowboys have the leagues’ worst turnovers differential at -18 while Buffalo has been bad despite their +4 turnover advantage. Dallas also has been among the leagues’ worst on 3rd downs (34.1% conversion rate) and in the red zone offensively (scoring touchdowns just 42.1% of the time against teams that allow touchdowns on 57.6% of their opponents trips). If there is a little regression to the mean in any of those stats the Cowboys will cover the number in this game.
over 42.5
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