NFL Same Game Parlay Picks and NFL Best Bets for Commanders vs. Cowboys

⭐ Over 49 points (-108)

The Dallas Cowboys, boasting a high-octane offense, are poised to score frequently against a defense that recently surrendered 246 passing yards and three touchdowns to Tommy DeVito of the Giants. 

Excluding their matchup with the Eagles, where they scored 23 points, the Cowboys have tallied 125 points in their last three games, thriving particularly against weaker defenses. Washington's defense is currently ranked 29th in yards allowed per game.

At home, the Cowboys average 40 points per game, with their games at AT&T Stadium averaging a total of 52.5 points. 

Considering the Commanders' ability to contribute to the scoreboard, potentially in the later stages of a one-sided game, opting for the 'over' seems like a solid choice to kick off this NFL Same Game Parlay.

⭐ NFL Best Bets: Over 49 points (-108)

⭐ Brandin Cooks Anytime TD scorer (+180) 

Brandin Cooks has increasingly become a key player in the Dallas Cowboys' offense, exceeding initial expectations after a slow start with the team. 

He has scored touchdowns in three of the Cowboys' last five games, surpassing his touchdown record from any of his three seasons with the Houston Texans. 

With quarterback Dak Prescott delivering 13 touchdown passes in his last four games, Cooks is well-positioned to exploit a secondary that struggled against the Giants' less formidable offense.

In his last home game with the Cowboys, Cooks made a significant impact, catching 9 out of 10 passes for 173 yards and a touchdown. 

With top receiver CeeDee Lamb dealing with an ankle injury, Cooks might receive even more targets, especially late in the game if he hasn't scored by then, as the team may opt to rest Lamb if they secure a comfortable lead.

⭐  NFL Best Bets: Brandin Cooks Anytime TD scorer (+180) 

⭐ Terry McLaurin Anytime TD scorer (+290)

The Washington Commanders' offense is ranked 12th in the NFL overall and 10th in passing yards per game. 

Despite their strong offensive performance, their struggles to convert this into wins are largely due to their 29th-ranked defense. 

Running back Brian Robinson is enjoying a standout season, while Terry McLaurin, as their leading receiver, seems poised to score a touchdown, although it might come in a losing cause.

McLaurin, with 23 more targets than any other receiver on the team, is due for a touchdown, having last scored against the Eagles four weeks ago. 

The Dallas Cowboys' defense has recently conceded late scores, including a touchdown to Sterling Shepherd of the Giants and to Eagles' receivers AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith. 

This trend suggests that McLaurin, as Washington's top receiver, may find opportunities to score in their upcoming game.

⭐ NFL Best Bets: Terry McLaurin Anytime TD scorer (+290)