Cowboys have had 10 days off while the Ravens have had just four. A big advantage for the Cowboys, right? Not so fast as many key players for the Ravens did not play last week, and they have some of them back for this one. They will not be tired, especially Lamar Jackson, who will be looking to go off after missing last week's game. The trends are not very favorable for either Baltimore or Dallas heading into this game. The Cowboys are the worst team in the NFL in stopping the run, and that is a horrible combination going against the Ravens rushing attack with Lamar Jackson. The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a 41-16 loss to the Washington Football Team on Thanksgiving Day in Week 12. The Cowboys are now 3-8 and are in dead last in the NFC East division standings. The Cowboys have lost four of their last five games, as the only win during that stretch was over the Minnesota Vikings in Week 11. The Cowboys score 22.8 points per game and earn 402.6 total yards per contest as well. The Cowboys allow 32.6 points per game, as Dallas has had one of the worst defenses in the entire league this season.
Kyle Hunter NFL Capper Sports Analyst >> The Baltimore Ravens have had a miserable week this week after dealing with COVID-19. The Ravens' game with the Pittsburgh Steelers was postponed four times (as it was originally supposed to be played on Thanksgiving Day) and finally took place on Wednesday, December 2nd. A Lamar-less Ravens team lost to their AFC North rivals by the final score of 19-14 on the road for their third straight loss. With plenty of players on the IR list for COVID, the Ravens will look to move forward and earn a must-win over the Cowboys in this one. The Ravens are 6-5 on the year and could be at risk of missing what seemed like a guaranteed postseason spot. The Ravens' offense has struggled recently, even with Lamar Jackson on the field. Also, with Dallas covering the spread only 2 times in 2020, including going 1-3 ATS in their last 4 road games, I simply do not trust the road team in this instance, particularly with essentially no semblance of a passing attack since Prescott exited due to injury. In all, expect the Ravens to return to the win column in this contest as they will begin their final push for a playoff spot beginning Tuesday night.
*****Again, the Ravens have much to lose with a sub-par showing versus a 3-8 Cowboys team, particularly since an all-important matchup with the Browns will get underway next weekend. With this being the case, Baltimore will certainly want to look sharp in this game.
Jerry Nyles NFL Capper >> Dallas has been an absolute train wreck, and with news of Lamar Jackson playing on Tuesday, I am backing Baltimore. The Ravens have the 3rd ranked running game in the league, and the Cowboys are last against the run. Once they get their ground game going, then Jackson will hit some big plays down the field. The Cowboys have averaged just 14.7 ppg since Dak Prescott was lost for the year, and they will be facing a defense that has allowed just 19.5 ppg on the year, including just 20.2 ppg at home. Baltimore nearly beat Pittsburgh on the road last week without half of their starters. They have some of them back for this one and will easily beat a pathetic Dallas team at home. Ravens are seven half-point favorite at home in this one. I like Baltimore to flex its muscles and earn a big win at home against a weak Cowboys team. I like the Ravens to win by at least 10 points or more at home in this matchup, and I will lay the seven here.
Bet >> Baltimore -7 [ buying hook] & 1st Half Baltimore -4 and Baltimore -$350 Money Line
* Handicapping information taken *some articles written* from Internet Sports Media. Bleacher Report, Inc.,USA Today Sports Media Group, Pro Football Weekly's & NFL Weather.com, Football Stats and History, and other sources connected with NFL Sports. Contributors DVAXN Group 25 NFL Football Outsiders > Jerry Nyles NFL Capper, Kyle Hunter NFL Capper Sports Analyst Rob Vinciletti, Harold Windham NFL Analyst, Kyle Hunter NFL Capper, Trev Rogers NFL Capper, Steve Janus NFL Analyst, Sal Limonti NFL Capper, Harv Rubenstein NFL Capper * *****Stats taken from Power Ratings Danny Sheridan power rating, Dunkel Index power,B&Rs Expert Consensus rating, with DVAXN Group 25 NFL Football Outsiders Powering Rating ~[Cleveland OH] With Bobby Lancer Exclusive ratings & There Calculated Point Spreads With Trends & Statistics and Indicators. Intelligent Analysis of the NFL Compliments From ~Hårr¥THëHÄT~
Kyle Hunter NFL Capper Sports Analyst >> The Baltimore Ravens have had a miserable week this week after dealing with COVID-19. The Ravens' game with the Pittsburgh Steelers was postponed four times (as it was originally supposed to be played on Thanksgiving Day) and finally took place on Wednesday, December 2nd. A Lamar-less Ravens team lost to their AFC North rivals by the final score of 19-14 on the road for their third straight loss. With plenty of players on the IR list for COVID, the Ravens will look to move forward and earn a must-win over the Cowboys in this one. The Ravens are 6-5 on the year and could be at risk of missing what seemed like a guaranteed postseason spot. The Ravens' offense has struggled recently, even with Lamar Jackson on the field. Also, with Dallas covering the spread only 2 times in 2020, including going 1-3 ATS in their last 4 road games, I simply do not trust the road team in this instance, particularly with essentially no semblance of a passing attack since Prescott exited due to injury. In all, expect the Ravens to return to the win column in this contest as they will begin their final push for a playoff spot beginning Tuesday night.
*****Again, the Ravens have much to lose with a sub-par showing versus a 3-8 Cowboys team, particularly since an all-important matchup with the Browns will get underway next weekend. With this being the case, Baltimore will certainly want to look sharp in this game.
Jerry Nyles NFL Capper >> Dallas has been an absolute train wreck, and with news of Lamar Jackson playing on Tuesday, I am backing Baltimore. The Ravens have the 3rd ranked running game in the league, and the Cowboys are last against the run. Once they get their ground game going, then Jackson will hit some big plays down the field. The Cowboys have averaged just 14.7 ppg since Dak Prescott was lost for the year, and they will be facing a defense that has allowed just 19.5 ppg on the year, including just 20.2 ppg at home. Baltimore nearly beat Pittsburgh on the road last week without half of their starters. They have some of them back for this one and will easily beat a pathetic Dallas team at home. Ravens are seven half-point favorite at home in this one. I like Baltimore to flex its muscles and earn a big win at home against a weak Cowboys team. I like the Ravens to win by at least 10 points or more at home in this matchup, and I will lay the seven here.
Bet >> Baltimore -7 [ buying hook] & 1st Half Baltimore -4 and Baltimore -$350 Money Line
* Handicapping information taken *some articles written* from Internet Sports Media. Bleacher Report, Inc.,USA Today Sports Media Group, Pro Football Weekly's & NFL Weather.com, Football Stats and History, and other sources connected with NFL Sports. Contributors DVAXN Group 25 NFL Football Outsiders > Jerry Nyles NFL Capper, Kyle Hunter NFL Capper Sports Analyst Rob Vinciletti, Harold Windham NFL Analyst, Kyle Hunter NFL Capper, Trev Rogers NFL Capper, Steve Janus NFL Analyst, Sal Limonti NFL Capper, Harv Rubenstein NFL Capper * *****Stats taken from Power Ratings Danny Sheridan power rating, Dunkel Index power,B&Rs Expert Consensus rating, with DVAXN Group 25 NFL Football Outsiders Powering Rating ~[Cleveland OH] With Bobby Lancer Exclusive ratings & There Calculated Point Spreads With Trends & Statistics and Indicators. Intelligent Analysis of the NFL Compliments From ~Hårr¥THëHÄT~