"This might not seem bold on the surface because the Cowboys have the top-ranked offense in the NFL, but it's bold because of the Vikings' defense. Led by DC Brian Flores, the Vikings are giving up just 299.1 yards per game. That is good enough to rank eighth among all defenses. The Vikings rank fourth against the pass, which is the strength of the Cowboys' offense behind elite pass-catchers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens."
"The NFL season is now in mid-December, and Week 15 will determine the playoff fate of many teams. For the Dallas Cowboys, Week 15 results won't eliminate them from playoff contention, but a loss will almost certainly bring those chances close to 0%. Dallas has another home Primetime game this evening, this time hosting the Minnesota Vikings (5-8), who aren't yet mathematically eliminated from playoff contention."
"Dallas is sitting with a 6-6-1 record, and hopes of a playoff berth now that the defensive side of the ball has shown some life. Minnesota has several elite pieces on the team that Dallas has to worry about, and it will take some bold performances from the Cowboys to move to 7-6-1 and closer to playoff contention. Here are three bold predictions for the Cowboys against the Vikings;"
Week 15 pits the Dallas Cowboys (6-6-1) against the Minnesota Vikings (5-8) in a home Primetime matchup with playoff implications. A Cowboys loss would all but end postseason hopes, while the Vikings remain mathematically alive after a 31-0 win over Washington. Minnesota's defense, led by DC Brian Flores, allows 299.1 yards per game and ranks fourth versus the pass. Dallas fields the NFL's top-ranked offense and will rely on Dak Prescott and pass-catchers CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Ryan Flournoy, Jake Ferguson, and KaVontae Turpin. A 400-plus yard offensive performance is projected to secure victory.
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