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As of posting this release, I see a total of 52.5 points. This will be one of the highest-scoring contests this Sunday in the NFL. So, even if the total goes up a point or so, we are still good with the over.

Sunday’s FREE WINNER: Over in the Cowboys/Packers matchup.

Games 283/284.

5:20 PM PST/8:20 PM EST.

The last six meetings between these two NFC rivals have all flown over the total. If you recall last September in Dallas, these two teams came to a 40-40 tie. Coming into this matchup, the Cowboys have played to four totals in their five outings this season and have had a few extra days to rest, heal, and prepare for this conference matchup. Yes, the last flew outings for the Packers have gone under the total. But that’s only because they faced two offenses that really are having problems crossing the goal line. Both teams have tough opponents on deck. But both teams also now how important this victory is. Look for both offenses can light up the sky in the air. I feel there’ll be so much scoring, they’re going to need to replace the lightbulbs in the scoreboard following this game. Take the over. Thank you.

Green Bay enters Sunday night's matchup with an attractive combination of offensive momentum, improving protection and a favorable passing matchup against one of the NFL's most vulnerable defensive units.

The Packers' offense delivered its strongest performance of the season against Chicago, with Jordan Love exploiting the Bears' secondary for 367 passing yards. The improvement was not simply a product of individual throws. Green Bay's offensive line provided a more dependable foundation, allowing the Packers to establish rhythm and attack different areas of the field.

That development is especially important against Dallas. The Cowboys have struggled to prevent explosive passing plays and have repeatedly allowed opponents to move the ball through the air. Their secondary presents opportunities for Love to exploit coverage mismatches, particularly if Green Bay can protect him long enough to develop intermediate and downfield routes.

Dallas enters with additional preparation time following an embarrassing home loss to Tampa Bay. That creates some potential for an improved performance, but the Cowboys' defensive weaknesses are not easily corrected through motivation alone.

Green Bay also has a meaningful defensive advantage. The Packers have allowed more than 300 total yards only once this season, demonstrating considerably greater consistency than Dallas. Their ability to force opponents into difficult third-down situations could be decisive in a matchup featuring two capable offenses.

A respected professional handicapper has made Green Bay -1 a one-unit selection, emphasizing the advantage of backing a productive home offense against Dallas' struggling defense. The current -1.5 is slightly less attractive, but it remains below the important field-goal threshold.

The Cowboys' offensive talent makes this a potentially competitive, high-scoring contest. However, Green Bay has the more dependable defensive profile, the stronger recent offensive performance and the advantage of playing at Lambeau Field.

The Packers' improving offensive line and favorable passing matchup provide the clearest path to victory.

Play to: GREEN BAY -2.5.

The Cowboys are in major bounce back mode after an embarrassing loss to a rookie quarterback on Thursday night football. When it comes to defense, this team is a disaster, but Green Bay ranks middle of the pack on that side of the ball, just 14^th in EPA play play defensively. This is a game where Dallas’ offense can light up the scoreboard, and it will be difficult for the Packers, even at home, to keep up. The Cowboys are 5^th in EPA per play offensively and Dak Prescott is 5^th in adjusted EPA per play amongst quarterbacks. The Packers have strung together a few wins, but the first was against a rookie making his first career start and the 2^nd was against a backup last week in Tyler Bagent, who has been awful. At some point the defense has to show us something and we are backing one of the best offenses in football in a prime spot. Take the Cowboys.

This is a free play on DAL.

We saw a record 51 turnovers in Sunday's NFL games, and Green Bay was one of the teams that benefited the most from that. Their blowout win over the Bears came thanks to five Chicago turnovers. The Packers wins have come in overtime at the Jets in a game that New York dominated in the box score and should have won. They beat practice squad quarterback in Tampa and they won at home against Chicago's 2nd and 3rd string QBs in a game effected by turnovers. That gives them a grand total of zero legit wins if you are asking me. Dallas is still elite offensively, and the Pack aren't the best equipped to take advantage of their defensive shortcomings.

GL,

Jesse Schule