Backing Bears +7, Cowart emphasized Chicago’s offense scoring 28.5 points per game during a four-game win streak behind an RPO-heavy scheme that hides blocking flaws and creates chunk plays for D.J. Moore and Cole Kmet. He pointed out the Eagles have surrendered 31-plus in three of their last four and rank 28th in third-down conversion rate allowed since Week 8. With Philadelphia on a short week and misfiring in the red zone (21st over the last month), Cowart judged a full touchdown “too rich” and expects Chicago to hang around deep into the fourth quarter.

Cowart laid the touchdown with Baltimore at –7, arguing that even a Ravens offense stuck in neutral during its current five-game win streak should thrive against what he calls “one of the worst defenses of all time.” The Bengals rank dead last in EPA per play, success-rate allowed, and red-zone TD rate. Cowart expects Todd Monken to lean on early-down runs to stay on schedule—an area where Cincinnati allows 5.3 yards per carry—and predicts Lamar Jackson will finally produce a crooked number on the scoreboard in a division matchup the Ravens “have to have” to maintain AFC North control.

C Jackson Cowart recommended taking Dallas +3.5 against the visiting Chiefs. He noted the Cowboys have ripped off back-to-back wins since importing defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, crediting the newcomer for stabilizing a front that was gashed early in the year. Cowart believes a signature victory over Philadelphia re-ignited a locker room that survived a chaotic 3-5-1 start, and he likes the short-week spot at AT&T Stadium where Dallas owns a +7.1 net EPA per game this year. Against a Chiefs offense that ranks just 18th in explosive-play rate, he projects a one-score finish and advises grabbing the hook before it disappears.

C Jackson Cowart likes Jordan Addison at +165, citing 15 targets and a 22.2% first-read share in two games since quarterback J.J. McCarthy returned. One-third of those looks have traveled deep, a key angle because Chicago has struggled badly against vertical routes. Cowart expects Addison’s down-field role to click against a “snake-bitten” Bears secondary and turn the volume into at least one touchdown.

C Jackson Cowart grabbed Seahawks +1.5 at -110 for Thursday Night Football, pointing out that the line actually opened with Seattle as 1.5-point favorites before flipping. He thinks oddsmakers are still underrating a 3-0 team that just blew out the Saints and is playing disciplined football under Mike Macdonald. Until that market inefficiency closes, Cowart is happy to take the points with Seattle.