"As I said above, the Cowboys are going to have to win every single game with their offense, because this Dallas defense is on pace to set two NFL records this season. Through the first six games of this season, the Cowboys have allowed 2,470 total yards against them. They are one of just three teams to eclipse 2,400. They are ranked 32nd in the league, allowed 30 points for the fourth time in 2025, struggling particularly against the run and pass. In the Panthers game, they permitted 216 rushing yards."
"Matt Eberflus, and the defense remains a work in progress, running man coverage on only 6.2% of plays, the lowest rate in the league. The New Orleans Saints gave up a NFL record 7,042 yards in 2012. The Cowboys are on pace to give up 7,402 yards, they are allowing over 400 a game. Not only that, they are on pace to give up an NFL RECORD 116.9 passer rating. They have made every single QB look good."
Sunday's noon matchup at AT&T Stadium pits the Dallas Cowboys against the Washington Commanders with the winner taking sole possession of second place in the NFC East. Betting lines show Commanders -125 ML and -1.5 ATS; Cowboys +105 ML and +1.5 ATS; total 55.5. Dallas has allowed 2,470 yards through six games, ranks 32nd, permitted 30 points four times, and surrendered 216 rushing yards to Carolina. Matt Eberflus' defense uses man coverage on only 6.2% of plays. The Cowboys project to give up historic totals, including a pace for 7,402 yards and a 116.9 passer rating.
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