Jared Hochman likes Jake Ferguson Over 39.5 receiving yards (-110) with a projection of 54.25 after the tight end was blanked last week. He also highlighted an alternate 50+ yards prop at +165, calling it "incredible value" for a reliable target in Dallas’ offense.

Jared Hochman recommended Under 83.5 receiving yards for CeeDee Lamb (-110), projecting only 79.07. He expects Lamb to see plenty of Cardinals corner Will Johnson and noted that the Cowboys have multiple weapons, reducing the need to force-feed Lamb on Monday night.

Jared Hochman played Javonte Williams Over 12.5 receiving yards (-110) with a projection of 18.66. While the model is lukewarm on his rushing workload, Hochman expects Williams to "chip in via the passing game," making this small number attractive.

Jared Hochman projected Dak Prescott for 304.11 passing yards and recommended the Over 271.5 at -110. After what Hochman called Prescott’s "worst performance of the year," the model likes a big rebound and even flagged an alternate 300+ yards prop at +175 as "great value."

Jared Hochman advised taking Trey McBride Over 67.5 receiving yards (-110). The computer projection is 73.96 and Hochman emphasized that McBride has become one of Brissett’s favorite reads, expecting another "heavy workload" against Dallas.

Jared Hochman played the Over 59.5 receiving yards for Marvin Harrison Jr. at -110 with a projection of 68.12. Although Harrison has been quiet in two games with Brissett, Hochman thinks Dallas’ vulnerable secondary is the cure, calling for a "solid night" for the rookie wideout.

Jared Hochman backed Zonovan "Bam" Knight to go Over 50.5 rushing yards at -110. Knight cashed this number last week and Hochman’s projection (57.77 yards) shows enough wiggle room for a repeat, forecasting Arizona to keep the ball on the ground often enough to get Knight home.

Jared Hochman said his model makes Jacoby Brissett a clear Over on 249.5 passing yards at -110. The projection spits out 259.64 yards and leans on Brissett averaging roughly 300 yards in each of his last two starts. Hochman added that the Cowboys’ pass defense has been "bad" all season, giving Brissett a softer landing spot on Monday Night Football.