Cowboys vs Commanders Betting Preview November 24

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The Dallas Cowboys come into this game against the Washington Commanders Sunday as a rare double-digit dog.

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The line on this game was Washington -10 or -10.5 depending on the book and when you happen to place your wager.

Injuries, including starting QB Dak Prescott's torn hamstring that led to season-ending surgery, have been the backdrop for Dallas' forgettable year. Coach Mike McCarthy, who's approaching the end of his contract and possibly his tenure, said he and his staff are “going to stay the course” and play who's available.

That means Cooper Rush again getting the nod in place of Prescott, though McCarthy said a package of plays could open up to get 2021 No. 3 pick Trey Lance into the game.

“Cooper’s been there for a little minute, so he knows the system really good," said Fowler, who leads the Commanders with 8 1/2 sacks. "Trey Lance is really good with his legs, and he’s a dynamic quarterback, as well. You don’t want to go out there half-stepping against those guys because they do play good football, as well.”

Cowboys @ Commanders

Opening Line - The line opened at Washington -9

Line Trend  - The line has trended between 10 and 10.5.

Sagarin – Sagarin gives us a number of Washington 6.13, however, their ratings have not entirely captured Prescott's season ending injury.

Action Trend – The Commanders were seeing greater than 90% of the action.

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