Sunday, September 29, 2019

1. Saints Vs Cowboys Score Predictions
2. Vikings Saints Score Prediction
3. Saints Cowboys Score Predictions
4. Saints Game Prediction

The NFL’s most dominant team will take on the league’s most overhyped when the New Orleans Saints roll into Jerry World to take on the Dallas Cowboys. The Saints have been on a 10-game heater this season, beating teams by an average of 16.1 points per game and are the clear favorite to win the Super Bowl. The Cowboys have been playing some decent ball lately, winning three. New Orleans Saints vs. Dallas Cowboys Results. The following is a list of all regular season and postseason games played between the New Orleans Saints and Dallas Cowboys. The two teams have met each other 30 times, with the New Orleans Saints winning 13 games and the Dallas Cowboys. MORE WEEK 4 NFL PICKS: Against the spread Straight-up picks. Saints prediction. So, what are the NFL picks? Well, in my opinion without Brees, last weekend was the exception to the rule.

Mercedes-Benz Superdome

Teddy Bridgewater and the New Orleans Saints host the Dallas Cowboys at Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Sunday, September 29, 2019. Dallas opens this contest as 5.5-point underdogs. The total opens at 45. The Cowboys are 3-0-0 ATS and 2-1-0 when betting on the total. The Saints are 2-1-0 when wagering on the over/under and 2-1-0 against the spread.

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Key Dallas Cowboys Injuries

09/22/19 LB Chris Covington Calf injured last game, is questionable Sunday vs New Orleans
09/22/19 WR Tavon Austin Concussion is questionable Sunday vs New Orleans
09/22/19 DL Tyrone Crawford Hip is questionable Sunday vs New Orleans
09/22/19 LB Luke Gifford Ankle is questionable Sunday vs New Orleans
09/20/19 S Xavier Woods Ankle is out indefinitely
09/17/19 DT Antwaun Woods MCL is out 4-6 weeks
09/17/19 WR Michael Gallup Knee is out 2-4 weeks
09/03/19 WR Noah Brown Knee PUP
09/03/19 G Connor McGovern Pectoral IR
09/03/19 WR Jon'Vea Johnson Shoulder IR
07/12/19 DE Randy Gregory Suspension is suspended indefinitely

Key New Orleans Saints Injuries

09/22/19 DT Sheldon Rankins Achilles is questionable Sunday vs Dallas
09/22/19 WR Tre'quan Smith Ankle is questionable Sunday vs Dallas
09/17/19 WR Keith Kirkwood Knee IR
09/16/19 LB Alex Anzalone Shoulder IR
09/16/19 QB Drew Brees Hand is out indefinitely
09/03/19 DE Carl Granderson Legal problems PUP
09/03/19 T Chris Clark Knee IR

In their last game, the Dallas Cowboys faced the Miami Dolphins and earned the victory by a score of 31-6. Ezekiel Elliott led the team on the ground for that game. He tore off a long run of 18 yards but he wasn't able to rush for a TD on the day. He ran for a total of 125 yards by way of 19 carries which gave him an average of 6.6 yards per tote. Amari Cooper was the leader in receiving yardage with a tally of 88 yards on 6 receptions. He had an average of 14.7 yards per catch for that game. Running the show from under center for the Cowboys was Dak Prescott who went 19/32 with 246 yards through the air and added 2 TD's. He walked away with 1 pick during the game.

The Cowboys come into this matchup with a record of 3-0 this season. They are one of top scoring teams in the league with an average of 32 points per contest, which has them at 4th in the NFL. As a team, they have an average of 179 yards on the ground per game which is 1st in the NFC. For total yardage, they rank 1st among NFC teams and 3rd in the NFL with 1,444 yards. When it comes to scoring touchdowns, the Cowboys have compiled a total of 9 passing touchdowns and 4 rushing TDs. They are a team that has one of the most potent offenses in the NFC East and they are capable of putting up big points on any given night.

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The Cowboys have one of the best defenses in the NFL, giving up 14.7 points per game ranking them 3rd in the conference. When it comes to yards through the air, the Cowboys have conceded 738 yards. Teams are completing 62.7% of the passes they throw against them and averaging 5.6 yards per attempt. They have allowed 3 passing touchdowns and 2 rushing TDs. When it comes to rushing yards, Dallas is allowing 90.0 yards per contest putting them 2nd among NFC East teams and 10th in the NFL. They are allowing teams to run for an average of 4.7 yards per rush ranking them 11th in the conference and 21st in the NFL overall. Overall, they have conceded 537 rushing yards through 3 games.

In their last contest, the New Orleans Saints took on the Seattle Seahawks and won by a score of 33-27. Alvin Kamara led the team on the ground during the game. His longest run of the day went for 16 yards and he notched 1 touchdown for the game. He ran for 69 yards by way of 16 carries which gave him an average of 4.3 yards per carry. Alvin Kamara was the receiving yardage leader by racking up 92 yards on 9 catches. He averaged 10.2 yards per reception during the game. Taking the lead at quarterback for the Saints was Teddy Bridgewater who went 19/27 with 177 yards passing and tossed 2 TD's. He finished this contest without throwing a pick.

The Saints step onto the field holding a record of 2-1. New Orleans needs to do more to make teams respect their running game by averaging 98 rushing yards per contest, which has them at 19th in the NFL. As a unit, they have a total of 293 yards rushing through 3 games, so they'll need to look to improve on these numbers if they want to compete with the better teams in the league. The Saints average 340 yards per contest overall putting them 21st in the NFL and 12th among NFC teams. When talking about the points that are being put on the board, the Saints currently sit at 2nd in the division and 11th out of all the teams in the league averaging 24.0 points per contest.

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The Saints are allowing 27.3 points per contest which puts them at 4th among NFC South teams and 26th in the NFL. In regard to points given up, they have allowed 82 total points. When talking about rushing yards, they are giving up 135 yards per contest ranking them 26th in the NFL and 4th in the division. This year, they have conceded a total of 404 yards on the ground and 5 rushing TDs. Their pass defense is one of the worst groups in the NFL. They are allowing 302 passing yards per contest. For passing yards allowed per game, the Saints are currently ranked 15th among NFC teams. They have conceded 6 passing TDs this year.

Who will win tonight's Cowboys/Saints NFL game against the spread?

Guy's Pick: Take the Saints -5.5

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The Baltimore Ravens take on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 13, as they begin their return to a normal football schedule again.

Both the Ravens and Cowboys were expected to be special squads this season, led by young quarterbacks, tough rushing attacks, and capable defenses. Unfortunately, injuries have derailed both teams’ hopes. Now with the final stretch of the 2020 season in front of them, both Dallas and Baltimore are looking to go on a strong run to finish the season and squeak into the postseason. That all begins this week as both teams are eyeing up a critical win.

There’s so much uncertainty surrounding both the Ravens and Cowboys. For Baltimore, it’s a roster that’s still just coming back from the Reserve/COVID-19 list while Dallas is still putting starters on injured reserve this week.

We here at Ravens Wire do our best to predict how this game will go given what’s known and our experience with what Baltimore tends to do in these situations. Of the five of us, only one person had a prediction below 30 combined points while the rest had predictions going above 40 combined points.

Matthew Stevens:

Ravens 34 – Cowboys 9

There’s not much of a reason to have whoever starts at quarterback throw the football more than 10 times in this matchup. Dallas has been dreadful against the run and with all four running backs healthy and off the Reserve/COVID-19 list, Baltimore can simply lean on that group to get the job done.

Really, it’s the Ravens’ defense that should make fans nervous. Despite a masterful showing last week against the Steelers with several impact players out, Baltimore’s defense hasn’t been consistent this season, especially against the run. With Ezekiel Elliott up this week, the Ravens are going to have to play great football to limit him. But they also can’t oversell to stop the run as quarterback Andy Dalton has more than enough weapons to shred a still-ailing secondary.

Those concerns aside, the Ravens show up when absolutely needed and when people doubt them. With almost all the playoff teams winning in Week 13, the pressure is on Baltimore to keep up and find room to squeak into the postseason. I expect the Ravens to play the best football we’ve seen from them this season in an absolute drubbing of the Cowboys.

Robert Sobus:

Ravens 31 – Cowboys 16

The Ravens were ravaged by COVID-19 in Week 12, forcing multiple players to miss an important game against the then-undefeated Steelers. Ultimately, those losses proved to be too much for Baltimore to overcome, seeing Pittsburgh beat Baltimore 19-14.

The Ravens are now in jeopardy of missing the playoffs, being two games behind the 7th seed Indianapolis Colts in the AFC playoff picture. With Baltimore having their backs against the wall they will look to put Dallas out early. I expect the Lamar Jackson of 2019 that Ravens fans have been waiting all season to see to suit up this week and take care of business with everything on the line.

James Trefry:

Cowboys 38 – Ravens 35

I believe this matchup will be a shootout.

Many offenses have had their best games against the Cowboys and this will be Lamar Jackson’s day to shine, scoring five total touchdowns — four through the air and one on the ground. Marquise Brown will also get involved catching 2 of those touchdown passes after a big showing last week against the Steelers.

However, that offensive production won’t be enough to get the job done. I believe the Cowboys will emerge victorious in a game that features multiple second-half lead changes. Baltimore will shut down Ezekiel Elliott early which will force former Bengal-turned-Cowboys quarterback Andy Dalton to make plays. He will find his groove with his receivers and match Jackson’s big day. Look for a couple of big plays to Amari Cooper and CeeDee Lamb. Dallas will also score a defensive touchdown off a Jackson interception.

Alex Bente:

Ravens 19 – Cowboys 9

The Ravens are still recovering from injuries and a COVID-19 outbreak. While having Lamar Jackson back should be an asset to the offense, there are still several lingering question marks. How well this unit can perform without key weapons like Willie Snead and Mark Andrews remains to be seen, especially given the inconsistency we’ve seen all year.

That said, if Baltimore’s defense plays anywhere close to the level we saw against the Steelers, the Cowboys are in for a long and frustrating evening. In fact, Andy Dalton might be waking up in a cold sweat thinking about facing the Ravens defense again, especially this iteration.

If Jackson and the Ravens’ running game can establish themselves on the ground early, getting back to basics with what they do best, they should be able to control this game early and throughout. It might not be the flashiest affair, but it should be enough to grind it out and walk away with the win.

Vikings Saints Score Prediction

Kevin Oestreicher:

Saints Cowboys Score Predictions

Ravens 27 – Cowboys 20

Saints Game Prediction

One could argue that the Ravens need to win the last five games in 2020 to make the playoffs, and it all starts with the Dallas Cowboys. Baltimore should run the football early and often, especially against Dallas who boasts the worst run defense in the NFL, giving up over 150 yards per game on the ground. If the Ravens can establish their run game early, that will open up their passing game as well as force the Cowboys to throw the football more. Baltimore should win this game in a game that looks closer than it actually will be.