Gamblers Preview of Philadelphia-Dallas

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Here is the official betting preview of the Dallas Cowboys
hosting the Philadelphia Eagles. For halftime bettors, note that Donovan McNabb
has played much better in the second half of games against Dallas.
The first half
line
has Dallas -4 with a total
of 23.5.

McNabb has completed 55.8 percent of his passes in his
last six games to the Pokes, but his 6.27 yards per pass attempt is not all
that impressive. Each team added a prime time player to their secondary in the
offseason. Dallas got Pacman Jones, now known as Adam Jones, while Philadelphia
added former New England Patriots star Asante Samuel.

The NFL betting line
for the game is Dallas -7 and an
over/under of 47.

Philadelphia
has been red hot winning eight straight going back to last year. The average
margin of victory is 15.5 points per game and Brian Gould of ScoresOddsPicks.com
believes it is attributable to Donovan McNabb’s recovery from knee
surgery.  

Cowboy starting quarterback Tony Romo
is 20-7 straight up since taking over for Drew Bledsoe. However, the last two
home games in the series sees Romo
with just a 32.6 QB rating leading Dallas
to a combined 13 points.

Philadelphia
is without last year’s leading receiver Kevin Curtis and their No. 2 guy Reggie
Brown is a true game time decision according to Cy
McCormick of the online betting syndicate MasterLockLine.com.

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Here are against the spread betting trends: Philadelphia
is 10-2 as an underdog including 8-1 as road underdogs. The Eagles are also
10-1 after getting 350 or more total yards previous game. Despite all the good
number, the Cheesesteaks are 1-10 after getting more
than 250 passing yards last game.

Dallas is 5-17
following a game in which they had 34 or more minutes of possession and at
least 24 first downs.  On the other hand,
they are 22-10 at home after allowing 150 or less passing yards last game. Dallas
is 0-5 inside the conference.


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