The Dallas Cowboys’ season is over, as they are 3-6 and have lost quarterback Dak Prescott for the season due to a hamstring injury.

Dallas scored just six points in a blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10, and enters Monday night’s matchup against the Houston Texans on a four-game losing streak.

Houston blew a golden opportunity to upset the Detroit Lions in Week 10, losing on a last-second field goal despite intercepting Jared Goff five times in the game. Can the Texans (6-4) bounce back on the road in Week 11?

Bookmakers have heavily favored the Texans against Cooper Rush and Dallas, and it makes sense given how bad the Cowboys’ offense was against Philadelphia.

Here’s a breakdown of the odds, key players to watch, injuries, and betting trends to help you bet on this Week 11 matchup.

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

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CJ Stroud: Will Stroud have a bounce-back game after throwing two picks against the Detroit Lions? So far this season, Stroud had just 12 touchdown passes and has thrown two touchdowns and two interceptions total in his senior season. four games.

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Cooper Rush: Dallas’ backup quarterback received Jerry Jones’ endorsement despite his dismal performance in Week 10 against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Rush will enter Monday night having completed just 13 of his 23 passes for 45 yards. The Cowboys simply can’t win without a passing offense.

Houston has been the best UNDER team in the NFL this season and ranks sixth in the NFL in EPA/Play on that side of the ball.

While the Texans can move the ball against a Dallas defense that has given up the fifth-most points in the NFL, Stroud hasn’t looked as good as he did as a rookie this season.

The return of Nico Collins can boost Houston’s offense, but will it be enough to score a combined 42 points?

Remember, Dallas scored just six points against the Eagles (15th in EPA/Defensive Play) in Week 10 and Rush was set up by a turnover inside the five-yard line at one point in the game.

I don’t think we can trust this Dallas offense to score enough to OVER this total, and Houston can be content with simply running the ball (Dallas allows 4.7 yards per carry) and chewing up the clock if it goes up early.

Choose: UNDER 42 (-108)

Odds are updated periodically and are subject to change.

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