The Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys meet Sunday in NFL action from AT&T Stadium. Here’s a Dallas Cowboys vs Baltimore Ravens prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Cowboys vs Ravens pick.
Baltimore Ravens Betting Preview
Baltimore played a close game versus the reigning champ Kansas City Chiefs in their opener. The Ravens scored 10 points in the fourth quarter but ended up losing a tough one 27-20. Lamar Jackson had 273 yards and a TD through the air while also leading the rush on 16 carries for 122 yards.
In Week 2 versus the Las Vegas Raiders, the Ravens were up 16-13 heading into the final quarter. Baltimore gave up 13 points from there for a tough loss 26-23. Jackson finished with 247 yards, one TD, and a pick. Derrick Henry led the rush this time with 18 totes for 84 yards and a score.
Dallas Cowboys Betting Preview
Over on the Dallas side, they matched up against the Cleveland Browns in Week 1. The Cowboys scored points in every quarter on the way to a 33-17 victory. Dak Prescott finished with 179 yards and a TD. Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 40 yards and a score, while CeeDee Lamb had five catches for 61 yards.
Last weekend versus the New Orleans Saints, the Cowboys coughed up a whopping 35 first-half points and limped to an embarrassing home loss blowout 44-19. Prescott had 293 yards, one TD, and two interceptions. Lamb led the receivers again with his four catches for 90 yards and the touchdown.
Total Points Facts
- Each of the Cowboys’ last four games in September has gone OVER the total points line.
- Eight of the last 10 Sunday games at AT&T Stadium have gone OVER the total points line.
- Four of the Ravens’ last five games against NFC opponents have gone OVER the total points line.
Dallas Cowboys Player Prop Facts
- Ezekiel Elliott has recorded 41+ rushing yards in 19 of his 20 previous appearances following a home loss.
- CeeDee Lamb has scored at least one touchdown in each of the Cowboys’ last eight regular season home games.
- Ezekiel Elliott has recorded 58+ rushing and receiving yards in each of his eight previous Week 3 appearances.
- CeeDee Lamb has scored the first touchdown in three of the Cowboys’ last four games following a loss.
- Brandin Cooks has recorded 82+ receiving yards in each of his seven previous September home appearances against AFC opponents.
- Dak Prescott has recorded 271+ passing yards in each of the Cowboys’ last eight home games.
- Dak Prescott has thrown two or more touchdowns in seven of the Cowboys’ last eight home games.
- Dak Prescott has recorded 25+ completions in six of the Cowboys’ last seven Sunday home games.
- Jourdan Lewis is just one away from 10 career interceptions.
Baltimore Ravens Player Prop Facts
- Nelson Agholor has recorded 11+ receiving yards in each of his last 11 appearances against NFC East opponents.
- Lamar Jackson has recorded 247+ passing yards in each of his last four regular-season appearances.
- Derrick Henry has scored the last touchdown in three of his last four appearances with his team as a road favorite against NFC opponents.
- Derrick Henry has scored at least one touchdown in 12 of his last 13 Sunday appearances with his team as a road favorite.
- Derrick Henry has recorded 102+ rushing yards in 12 of his last 13 appearances with his team as a road favorite.
- Derrick Henry has scored the first touchdown in three of his last four appearances with his team as a favorite following a loss.
- Derrick Henry has scored two touchdowns in each of his last three appearances with his team as a road favorite against NFC opponents.
- Derrick Henry has recorded 109+ rushing and receiving yards in 12 of his last 13 Sunday appearances with his team as a road favorite.
- Lamar Jackson has thrown two or more touchdowns in eight of his last nine appearances with the Ravens as favorites following a home loss.
- Lamar Jackson has recorded 21+ completions in each of the Ravens’ last four September games.
- Derrick Henry is just one away from 100 career touchdowns (including playoffs).
Dallas Cowboys vs Baltimore Ravens Prediction
I’ll stick with Dallas, but I’m probably not touching it. The Cowboys need a major bounce-back effort here after the rough loss to the Saints last weekend. Dallas gave up 432 total yards (242 passing), 7.7 yards per play, 24 first downs, and a 5-of-8 rate on third-down tries in that defeat. The two turnovers on offense didn’t help, nor did the 353 total yards (285 passing) and 20 first downs.
As for Baltimore, they played a sloppy game against the Raiders with 11 penalties for 109 yards. The Ravens could only muster a 3-of-11 success rate on third downs but didn’t look too bad statistically otherwise with 383 total yards (232 passing) and 6.1 yards per play. I could easily see the Ravens powering out a cover/win here if Dallas struggles, so this one’s probably a true coin flip depending on how the Cowboys respond to their ugly Week 2 loss.