After Thursday’s 27-13 win over the Tennessee Titans, the Dallas Cowboys entered the final week of the regular season still with a chance to capture the NFC East title as well as the NFC No. 1 seed and a first-round bye. have been Assuming Dallas surpasses the Washington Commanders, the Boys need the Philadelphia Eagles to fall to the New York Giants to claim the division crown. For the Cowboys’ path to the conference’s top seed, Dallas again needs a win, an Eagles loss, and the 49ers losing to the Arizona Cardinals, the latter scenario looking particularly unlikely.( Dallas Cowboys Week 18 Player Accessories: Will Zeke Find Paydirt Once Again?)
However, the Cowboys will not officially know their floor when kickoff time moves forward, which means head coach Mike McCarthy must make his starters for most of the afternoon.
Along with Dallas playoff scenarios, I’ve highlighted my best Cowboys player stuff for Sunday’s finale below. let’s get it!
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RB Ezekiel Elliott – Anytime Touch Scorer (+110)
Elliott has been a touchdown-scoring machine, finding the end zone last week against the Titans for the ninth straight game. By Week 14, the Commander was allowing opponents to score on 43.8% of their drives (fourth worst in the NFL) and would include rookie quarterback Sam Howell. That bodes well for Elliott, as opportunities to find pay dirt should be abundant, not to mention Washington has nothing to play for after being knocked out of post-season contention in Week 17. after. Overall, I believe in a great play from the Cowboy’s offense and I like Zeke. To continue the touchdown streak. (Dallas Cowboys Week 18 Player Accessories: Will Zeke Find Paydirt Once Again?)
RB Tony Pollard – Over 42.5 yards per run (-110)
Pollard was ruled out of Week 17 with a hamstring injury, but is back in full training and should be back on Sunday. Assuming he is active, the 25-year-old will face a Commanders’ defense that has been damaged on the ground of late, giving up 142.1 rushing yards over the past three weeks. Washington will be even more vulnerable this week after star defensive tackle Jonathan Allen was ruled out with a knee injury in the Commanders’ 24-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns last Sunday. Averaging 5.3 yards per carry on the season, Pollard has the opportunity to make several significant gains. Give me over
