The Dallas Cowboys have a career record of 32-22-1 on Thanksgiving since the holiday tradition started in 1966.
Dallas will look to make it 33 wins as they host the Washington Commanders, who suffered a brutal loss at home last week to the New York Giants.
With the Eagles beating the Chiefs on Monday Night football because half of their team can't catch, Dallas will need to win this game to keep as close of a pace as possible.
Let's get into some important information you may need during your Thanksgiving afternoon lunch and dinner.
GAME INFO:
Date: Thursday, November 23rd | Time: 3:30 p.m. CT
Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas.
TV: CBS | Stream: NFL+ & FuboTV
Radio:105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM), 107.5 La Grande in Spanish (KMVK-FM)
ODDS:
ESPN Matchup Predictor Odds to Win: Dallas (85.1%), New York (14.7%).
Fanduel Sportsbook Odds: (O/U: 48.5) | Line: Cowboys -10.5.
Stay the Course
The Cowboys have looked good since that loss to the 49ers.
Even in their defeat to the Eagles, their offense played outstanding and had every chance to win that game. They will beat them when Philly comes to town soon.
The Cowboys have six wins by 20+ points this season, the most in the NFL.
They must stay the course and do the same thing against the Commanders.
Favorited by double-digits again, make sure you win by that.
The Cowboys have won 12 in a row at home, dating back to the 2022 season opener.
Make it 13.
Important next few weeks
The Cowboys are on a short week clearly with this game tomorrow, but then they have a “normal” week as they play again next Thursday night at home against Seattle.
That will lead them into the biggest game of the year when they host the Eagles.
As the best home team in all of football, these are three games you have to win, and it starts tomorrow against Washington.
If they win tomorrow and then beat Seattle at home, that will put them at 9-3 when the Eagles come to town.
Philly beat the Chiefs on the road Monday night, mainly because KC can't catch a football.
The Eagle's next two games are against Buffalo and the 49ers; if they even drop one of those games, Dallas has a chance with a win over them to have the same record.
They both would sit at 10-3, and yes, the Eagles would still have them based on conference record, etc., but that will create a lot of pressure on the home stretch.
Dallas should be able to throw on the Commanders defense.
Tommy Devito had 246 and three touchdowns against them last week.
Dak Prescott has been playing some of the best football in the league since the 49ers loss.
He will carve them up.
CeeDee Lamb has been bothered by an ankle tweak, but Jerry Jones says he will be fine for the game.
Sam Howell has looked good at times, yet he threw three interceptions last week.
The Cowboy's defense should be able to create pressure and force him into many problems.
Washington traded their two best pass rushers at the deadline this year.
My big prediction is Tony Pollard has over 100 yards on the ground, and the Cowboys win 36-13.
