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Dallas (5-4, 3-6 ATS) at Washington (6-3, 5-4 ATS)
The Cowboys, with QB Tony Romo back in the fold after sitting out three games with a broken pinkie, visit FedEx Field for a key NFC East clash with the Redskins.
Dallas took last week off after getting slammed 35-14 at the Giants as a 9½-point road underdog. Backup QBs Brad Johnson (5 of 11, 71 yards, 2 INTs) and Brooks Bollinger (9 of 16, 63 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT) were both ineffective, giving even greater significance to Romo’s return this week. The Cowboys finished with a paltry 183 total yards against the Redskins, while allowing 319, and got only one score on offense – a meaningless Terrell Owens TD reception in the fourth quarter.
Washington also had its bye last week, following a 23-6 letdown as a one-point home favorite against the Steelers two weeks ago, which gave the SU winner a 15-1 ATS mark in the Redskins’ last 16games (8-1 ATS this season). Washington took a 6-0 lead on two field goals in the first four minutes of the game, then failed to score the rest of the way. QB Jason Campbell (24 of 43, 206 yards, 0 TDs) threw a pair of INTs – his first since last year – and although the Redskins’ defense allowed just 224 total yards, the offense only produced 221.
Washington is on a 4-0 ATS streak in this rivalry, including a 26-24 road win in September as a heavy 10½-point underdog. However, the Cowboys are 7-3 ATS in the last 10 clashes in Washington, and the underdog is on a 20-6 ATS run in this series.
The Cowboys are 7-2 ATS in their last nine November tilts, but otherwise they’re on numerous pointspread skids, including 1-5 overall, 2-6 in roadies, 0-7 in division play, 1-4 after a SU loss, 2-7 after an ATS setback and 2-6 against winning teams. On the flip side, the Redskins sport positive ATS runs of 5-1 inside the division, 10-2 coming off a bye and 6-2 against winning teams, and they are 9-4 ATS in their last 13 games following a SU loss of more than 14 points.
The over for Dallas is on runs of 5-1 overall, 16-6-2 on the highway, 6-1 in November and 10-4-3 in division contests. But Washington carries under trends of 4-0-1 overall, 4-0 at home, 4-1 against division foes and 7-3-1 after a bye week
The Cowboys, with QB Tony Romo back in the fold after sitting out three games with a broken pinkie, visit FedEx Field for a key NFC East clash with the Redskins.
Dallas took last week off after getting slammed 35-14 at the Giants as a 9½-point road underdog. Backup QBs Brad Johnson (5 of 11, 71 yards, 2 INTs) and Brooks Bollinger (9 of 16, 63 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT) were both ineffective, giving even greater significance to Romo’s return this week. The Cowboys finished with a paltry 183 total yards against the Redskins, while allowing 319, and got only one score on offense – a meaningless Terrell Owens TD reception in the fourth quarter.
Washington also had its bye last week, following a 23-6 letdown as a one-point home favorite against the Steelers two weeks ago, which gave the SU winner a 15-1 ATS mark in the Redskins’ last 16games (8-1 ATS this season). Washington took a 6-0 lead on two field goals in the first four minutes of the game, then failed to score the rest of the way. QB Jason Campbell (24 of 43, 206 yards, 0 TDs) threw a pair of INTs – his first since last year – and although the Redskins’ defense allowed just 224 total yards, the offense only produced 221.
Washington is on a 4-0 ATS streak in this rivalry, including a 26-24 road win in September as a heavy 10½-point underdog. However, the Cowboys are 7-3 ATS in the last 10 clashes in Washington, and the underdog is on a 20-6 ATS run in this series.
The Cowboys are 7-2 ATS in their last nine November tilts, but otherwise they’re on numerous pointspread skids, including 1-5 overall, 2-6 in roadies, 0-7 in division play, 1-4 after a SU loss, 2-7 after an ATS setback and 2-6 against winning teams. On the flip side, the Redskins sport positive ATS runs of 5-1 inside the division, 10-2 coming off a bye and 6-2 against winning teams, and they are 9-4 ATS in their last 13 games following a SU loss of more than 14 points.
The over for Dallas is on runs of 5-1 overall, 16-6-2 on the highway, 6-1 in November and 10-4-3 in division contests. But Washington carries under trends of 4-0-1 overall, 4-0 at home, 4-1 against division foes and 7-3-1 after a bye week
