New on Sports Illustrated: Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles NFL Week 3 Odds, Plays and Insights

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Check out odds, plays and more for the Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles NFL Week 3 matchup on September 27, 2021.

Sep 19, 2021; Inglewood, California, USA; Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Pollard (20) runs the ball against Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kenneth Murray (9) during the second half at SoFi Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports

The Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) are 3.5-point underdogs in a road NFC East matchup with the Dallas Cowboys (1-1) on Monday, September 27, 2021 at AT&T Stadium. The over/under for the outing is set at 51.5.

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Odds for Cowboys vs. Eagles

Odds courtesy of SI Sportsbook.

Over/under insights

  • Last year, Dallas' games went over 51.5 points scored, its current matchup's point total, eight (out of 16) times.
  • Last year, five of Philadelphia's 16 matchups went over 51.5 total points scored.
  • The two teams averaged a combined 5.9 fewer points per game (45.6) a season ago than this game's total of 51.5 points.
  • Opponents of these two teams averaged a combined 55.7 points per game last season, 4.2 more than the point total in this matchup.
  • The average total the Cowboys had set in games last year was 2.6 fewer points than this outing's point total.
  • The average point total for the Eagles in 2020 was 5.6 points lower than this game's over/under.

Cowboys stats and trends

  • Dallas went 5-11-0 ATS last season.
  • The Cowboys did not cover the spread last season (0-2 ATS) when playing as at least 3.5-point favorites.
  • Last season, nine of Dallas' games went over the point total.
  • The Cowboys racked up just 1.4 fewer points per game (24.7) than the Eagles surrendered (26.1) last season.
  • Dallas was 4-4 against the spread and 6-2 overall last season when the team scored more than 26.1 points.
  • The Cowboys racked up only 8.7 more yards per game (371.8) than the Eagles allowed per matchup (363.1) last season.
  • In games that Dallas churned out over 363.1 yards last year, the team was 3-6 against the spread and 4-5 overall.
  • The Cowboys turned the ball over 26 times last season, seven more turnovers than the Eagles forced (19).
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Eagles stats and trends

  • Philadelphia compiled a 6-10-0 ATS record last season.
  • The Eagles had an ATS record of 5-3 when playing as at least 3.5-point underdogs last year.
  • A total of seven of Philadelphia's games last year went over the point total.
  • The Eagles put up 20.9 points per game last year, 8.7 fewer than the Cowboys surrendered (29.6).
  • The Eagles averaged 51.8 fewer yards per game (334.6) than the Cowboys allowed per matchup (386.4) last year.
  • When Philadelphia picked up over 386.4 yards last season, the team was 1-3 against the spread and 2-2 overall.
  • The Eagles turned the ball over six more times (29 total) than the Cowboys forced turnovers (23) last year.

Home and road insights

  • Dallas was 3-5 against the spread, and 4-4 overall, at home last year.
  • At home last season, as 3.5-point favorites or more, the Cowboys were winless ATS (0-2).
  • In six of eight home games last season, Dallas hit the over.
  • Cowboys home games last season averaged 50.4 total points, 1.1 fewer than this contest's over/under (51.5).
  • Philadelphia had one win against the spread last season, and was 1-7 overall, in away games.
  • Away from home, the Eagles were winless ATS (0-3) as 3.5-point underdogs or more.
  • In four of eight away games last year, Philadelphia hit the over.
  • The average total in Eagles away games last season was 46.5 points, 5.0 fewer than this outing's over/under (51.5).

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