The Dallas Cowboys (9-3) host the Philadelphia Eagles (10-2) on Sunday Night Football in a crucial Week 14 Primetime tilt.

Dallas enters the contest as a 3.5-point favorite.

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These teams last met in Week 9, with Philadelphia coming away with a 28-23 victory at Lincoln Financial Field.

Anchored by MVP candidate Dak Prescott, I’ve outlined a three-leg same-game parlay as Dallas looks to hand Philly its second straight loss and move into a tie with the Eagles for first place in the NFC East division.

Here’s to a great weekend of NFL action!

Note: All odds and props courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.

Leg 1: QB Dak Prescott OVER 295.0 Passing Yards (-114)

  • Philadelphia is allowing the fourth most passing yards per game this season
  • Philadelphia has allowed at least 296 passing yards in four of the past five weeks
  • Prescott has gone OVER his 295.0 passing yards prop in five of his past six games, including a 374-yard performance against the Eagles
  • Prescott is averaging 309.0 passing yards per game at home this season (76.3 CMP%)

Leg 2: WR CeeDee Lamb OVER 92.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

  • Lamb is averaging a career-high 98.5 receiving yards per game this season
  • Lamb’s 1,182 receiving yards rank second in the NFL
  • Lamb notched a season-high 191 receiving yards against Philadelphia in the last meeting
  • Lamb has gone OVER his 92.5 receiving yards prop in five of his past seven games, all 110+ yard efforts

Leg 3: QB Jalen Hurts Any Time Touchdown Scorer (-130)

  • Hurts has recorded 12 rushing touchdowns this season – tied for second in the NFL
  • Hurts has rushed for at least one score in seven of his past eight games, including four straight
  • Hurts ranks first in red zone carries per game this season
  • Hurts tallied 36 rushing yards and a touchdown against the Cowboys in the prior matchup

Total Value = +350

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