Brinson grabbed Brock Bowers anytime TD at +100 on DraftKings. Since returning from injury, Bowers has a three-TD explosion against Jacksonville and a dud versus Denver’s elite defense. Dallas slots closer to mediocre, and Brinson expects them to sell out on Ashton Jeanty in the red zone, opening play-action seams for Bowers. The Cowboys have surrendered a tight-end score in two of their last three contests, and a 50.5 total supplies plenty of end-zone trips. At even money for Las Vegas’ focal point, Brinson is in.

Brinson fired on Jake Ferguson anytime TD at +170 on FanDuel. Ferguson ranks sixth league-wide in red-zone targets (14) and has converted 5 of them into scores, catching 70% of Prescott’s looks near pay-dirt. Inside the 10, he owns 8 targets and 4 TDs. With the game total implying six touchdowns and Dallas likely to throw inside the stripe if the Raiders stack the box versus Javonte Williams, Brinson loves the price—twenty cents longer than most books.

Brinson bet Tyler Lockett Over 26.5 receiving yards. After being released by Tennessee, Lockett logged six targets on just 57% of snaps in his second Raider appearance. Brinson expects a snap bump in Week 3 with the club and notes Jakobi Meyers’ trade vacated a healthy target share. In a likely pass-heavy script against Dallas, 26.5 yards is only one or two chain-moving Lockett routes, a number Brinson calls “still too low.”

Brinson took CeeDee Lamb Over 6.5 catches. Lamb has seen 30 targets in three games since returning from injury and eclipsed this mark twice. Vegas just allowed eight receptions to Parker Washington and seven to Rashee Rice, and their pass rush generates little heat indoors. Even though Dallas may lean on Javonte Williams, Brinson notes Mike McCarthy’s attack remains pass-heavy in high-total spots. With a friendly dome environment and a shaky Raider secondary, double-digit targets for Lamb feel likely.

Brinson played Tre Tucker’s longest reception Over 19.5 yards. Tucker has logged a catch of 20+ in four of his last five, missing only against the Chiefs’ two-high shell. The Cowboys have hemorrhaged explosives, yielding multiple 20-yard receptions to at least two receivers in each of their last four games (Cardinals, Broncos, Commanders, Panthers). With elite straight-line speed, an indoor track and a 50.5 total, Brinson expects Geno Smith to dial up at least one go-route that clears this modest number.

Will Brinson grabbed the Raiders +3.5, pointing to a 50.5-point total that screams shootout. He called the Dallas defense an "unmitigated disaster," reminding readers the Cardinals' backups shredded it pre-bye and doubting a mid-season Quinnen Williams addition fixes everything. Las Vegas, powered by Ashton Jeanty, Brock Bowers and jet-fuel burner Tre Tucker, should hang points while Geno Smith always has back-door cover potential. Because neither defense stops explosive plays and variance will be high indoors, Brinson wants the field goal and the hook with the home side.