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Nico Collins MORE THAN 72.5 Receiving Yards

Collins has been a dominant force in every game he’s played this season, consistently delivering impressive performances. Even in the game against Buffalo, where he was sidelined by an injury and limited to just two receptions, he showed flashes of his explosive ability. On the whole, he’s been averaging a remarkable 113 receiving yards per game, showcasing his elite talent week in and week out. This upcoming matchup marks his return to action after the injury, and he’s been gradually ramping up, getting back to peak form. What’s even more promising is that he’ll be facing off against a Dallas defense that’s struggled significantly this year, providing him with a prime opportunity to make an immediate impact.

Cooper Rush LESS THAN 19.5 Completions

Rush has struggled with his accuracy recently, completing only 54% of his 48 pass attempts over the last two games. Now, he faces the daunting challenge of going up against one of the most stingy pass defenses in the league, a unit that has been outstanding at limiting completion percentages. With the Cowboys looking to keep the game close, their best bet will likely be to control the clock and try to play keep-away from the Texans’ offense, limiting their possessions and staying competitive. Additionally, the Cowboys experimented with giving Trey Lance some snaps at quarterback last week, and that unexpected wrinkle could help keep the defense on its toes, potentially opening up opportunities for Rush to hit a few more completions as the game unfolds.

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