Monday Night Football on week 14th of the NFL presents a clash that, a couple of years ago, would be between possible Superbowl Contenders. However, this season, both teams are more worried about not being bottom of their division.
Our hosts are the Cowboys, who have improved a little recently for a record of five wins and seven losses. This was after an awful start of the season that saw them lose five games in a row in Dallas.
The Bengals are also on a bad run with four wins and eight losses, and their chances to climb in the AFC North are null.
| When? | Monday, December 9 at 8:15 PM ET, 7:15 PM CST, 6:15 PM MT, and 5:15 PM PT |
| Where? | AT&T Stadium |
| What are the Moneyline Odds for the Cowboys? | 2.95 |
| What are the Moneyline Odds for the Bengals? | 1.48 |
| What is the Over/Under? | 49.5 |
| Where can I watch? | CBS, ESPN, and Fox Sports |
| Where can I stream? | NFL Network and DAZN |
Why bet on the Cowboys?
The Cowboys’ season seemed to pick up slightly, but just a bit too late, and the team now ranks 29th in the NFL in EPA per play and 27th in success rate.
Cooper Rush will enter this game ranked dead last (42nd) amongst all quarterbacks who have played at least 100 snaps in EPA+CPOE composite this season and 38th in adjusted EPA per play, which isn’t that much good luck to come in at.
The Cowboys may have won two recently, but their season is likely to end right before the playoffs arrive.
Why bet on the Bengals?
Things are looking slightly rough for the Bengals, who, to have any shot at the postseason, must win every game and hope the Broncos implode in the final stretch of the season.
This means their Monday Night Football game against the Dallas Cowboys is a must-win situation for them. The bad news is that the Bengals have scored 99 points in their last three games, but losing all of them.
They, thankfully, now get to face a team that should struggle to put up points, no matter how poorly the Cincinnati defense plays.
Final Betting Analysis: Cowboys vs. Bengals
We’re getting a game between two teams whose seasons are on life support and have almost no chance of returning to the postseason. Regardless, it’ll always be a fun game to watch when Joe Burrow takes the field. Burrow has made an MVP-worthy season, and if the Bengals weren’t an absolute disaster, there would be no doubts about who will win the award.
3337 aerial yards, 302 completed passes, and 30 TD passes, being the best in the NFL in all those departments.
Don’t let the Cowboys’ two recent wins fool you, they are currently quite a horrific team on both sides of the football and don’t possess the firepower to keep up with the red-hot Bengals offense.
We expect the visitors to go back home with the win at the OVER.
Go for a victory for the visitors at 1.48. If you bet $100 at such odds, you could get $48 for a total payout of $148.
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