Packers vs. Cowboys Predictions

We have Packers vs. Cowboys predictions for Week 4 of the NFL on Monday, September 29 at 11:20 AM.

The Packers and Cowboys come off tough losses, so Monday Night Football could see their season get back on track.

Packers vs. Cowboys Predictions

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Best Bet

Packers -6.5 @ $1.90

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Just when it looked like the Packers were a Super Bowl fancy, they blow a 10-0 fourth quarter lead against Cleveland. It was a tough loss to fathom, but the best way to bounce back is with a win over the Cowboys.

Dallas lost 31-14 to the Chicago Bears, which is a worse loss, and the pre-season expectations for the Cowboys are starting to come to fruition. The only win they have come in overtime against the Giants, so the form doesn’t check out.

Jordan Love and the Packers should have too many weapons for the struggling Cowboys defence to keep up, so take them at the –6.5 line before money moves it to –7.5

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Same Game Multi

Packers –6.5, Josh Jacobs Anytime Touchdown Scorer, Jordan Love Over 220 Passing Yards, Over 47.5 Points @ $9.75

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The Packers should use a steady dose of Josh Jacobs and Love, and we’re including them in our NFL same game multi picks.

Jacobs has two touchdowns from 58 carries, and they should look to use him in close-yardage situations. He’s likely to get the ball when the Packers are in the red zone, and he’s a top chance to score a TD for the visitors.

We also like Love to throw for 220+ yards. He has 663 yards for the year, so it’s right on his average, and given the way the Cowboys defence is playing, Love could have a field day in the secondary. It’s why we also like over 47.5 points, as it should be an offense-minded game.

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Best Value Bet

Packers 14+ @ $2.95

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If the Packers play anywhere near their best, they are good enough to put the Cowboys away with a one-sided victory.

We don’t rate the Cowboys in the slightest, and after allowing the struggling Bears to score 31 points last week, that doesn’t bode well against a much better team in the Packers.

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After graduating from the University of Auckland (BA - English), Daryl was thrown into the world of sports and horse racing journalism.

Having worked as a racing journalist for two years, he decided to move into the online world of horse racing and sports writing. After years of honing his craft, Daryl became a professional punter in 2009 - with a focus on horse racing, NRL, AFL, NBA, Rugby, NFL, and US college sports.

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