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(101) DALLAS COWBOYS AT (102) DETROIT LIONS
Date/Time:
Dec 4 2025 8:15 PM EST
Line Provider:
BetOnline
Play Rating:
5%
Odds:
-115
Play:
Detroit Lions -3.0 (-115)
My selection is on the Detroit Lions. Thanksgiving weekend was a tale of two outcomes in the NFC. The Cowboys came out smiling after taking down the Chiefs and then watching the Bears do them a favor by upsetting the Eagles. The Lions, meanwhile, fell short against the Packers, and the Chicago win ended up stinging them instead of helping. To top it off, Amon-Ra St. Brown left the game with an injury; he’ll want to try to gut it out against Dallas, but it seems more likely that he sits. Importantly, we're working with a lower line due to his status. Value.
New week, clean slate. Dallas is just 2-4 away from home this year, and those two victories came against the Jets and Raiders, arguably the league’s bottom feeders. Their four road defeats have mostly been ugly, losing by an average of 11 points and never by fewer than three points. Last season, Detroit obliterated this same Cowboys squad 47-9, racking up a 492-251 yardage domination. Thursday’s game figures to be a little tighter, and the Lions will almost certainly be without Amon-Ra St. Brown, but I still look for Detroit to bring the heat and punch their way back into the win column at home. Lions win by 10 or more.
(101) DALLAS COWBOYS AT (102) DETROIT LIONS
Date/Time:
Dec 4 2025 8:15 PM EST
Line Provider:
BetOnline
Play Rating:
5%
Odds:
-115
Play:
Detroit Lions -3.0 (-115)
My selection is on the Detroit Lions. Thanksgiving weekend was a tale of two outcomes in the NFC. The Cowboys came out smiling after taking down the Chiefs and then watching the Bears do them a favor by upsetting the Eagles. The Lions, meanwhile, fell short against the Packers, and the Chicago win ended up stinging them instead of helping. To top it off, Amon-Ra St. Brown left the game with an injury; he’ll want to try to gut it out against Dallas, but it seems more likely that he sits. Importantly, we're working with a lower line due to his status. Value.
New week, clean slate. Dallas is just 2-4 away from home this year, and those two victories came against the Jets and Raiders, arguably the league’s bottom feeders. Their four road defeats have mostly been ugly, losing by an average of 11 points and never by fewer than three points. Last season, Detroit obliterated this same Cowboys squad 47-9, racking up a 492-251 yardage domination. Thursday’s game figures to be a little tighter, and the Lions will almost certainly be without Amon-Ra St. Brown, but I still look for Detroit to bring the heat and punch their way back into the win column at home. Lions win by 10 or more.
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