Daniel Vreeland played Cooper DeJean over 4.5 tackles and assists at -130. Dallas’ offense, led by an efficient Dak Prescott, has leaned on the pass to compensate for its leaky defense. DeJean has cleared this number in three of his last four contests, and Vreeland expects another high-volume passing script to boost the rookie defensive back’s stop total. Dallas’ boundary-centric attack funnels completions into DeJean’s zone, making five tackles a realistic baseline.

Matt Youmans said bettors should take the Cowboys +3, pointing to multiple edges that offset Philadelphia’s gaudy 8-2 record. He highlighted growing locker-room tension as A.J. Brown fumes over a reduced target share and an allegedly frosty relationship with Jalen Hurts, noting the offense has produced just 26 total points the last two weeks despite Hurts’ 22-TD, 1-INT season line. By contrast, Dallas is trending up: Dak Prescott just carved the Raiders for 268 yards and 4 TDs, the team ranks second in scoring at 29.6 ppg, and new lead back Javonte Williams plus wideouts CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens combined for 210 yards and two scores Monday night. Defensively, the Cowboys added Quinnen Williams at the deadline and are getting injured starters back, while Vic Fangio’s stingy Eagles unit (16 points allowed over the last two games) faces its toughest quarterback test in weeks. With market support already nudging the line down from +3.5 to +3, Youmans likes Dallas to win outright but is happy taking the field goal.

Dabbundo took Cowboys +3.5 at –120, noting the market is slightly overrating Philadelphia. In the Week 1 meeting the Cowboys sat back in zone, erased explosive passes and forced Jalen Hurts into a dink-and-dunk script; Dallas ultimately lost a weird lightning-delayed game but provided the blueprint. Hurts, Saquon Barkley and the Eagles O-line have been far less efficient on the ground this season, making that approach even more viable. Meanwhile Dak Prescott is "an entirely different quarterback" inside AT&T Stadium, and Dallas’s defense just added Quinnen Williams while welcoming back DeMarvion Overshown, a pair of moves he believes upgrades a formerly "generationally bad" unit to merely below average. Dabbundo power-rated the game Eagles –3 on a neutral; the extra half-point plus home field makes the Cowboys his second-favorite bet of the week.