Cardinals vs Cowboys Player Props – Best Passing, Rushing, Receiving Props to Bet on MNF

• With Jacoby Brissett likely to start, the Cardinals visit the Cowboys on MNF
• Dallas’ offense is coming off a 44-point performance and is averaging 30.8 PPG, second in the NFL
• See the top Cardinals vs Cowboys player props to bet in a game that promises fireworks

Monday Night Football in Week 9 brings a compelling matchup between two desperate NFC teams. The Arizona Cardinals (2-5, 4-3 ATS, 4-3 O/U) travel to face the Dallas Cowboys (3-4-1, 4-4 ATS, 6-2 O/U) at AT&T Stadium at 7:15 pm CT/8:15 pm ET. Both are on the outside looking in when it comes to the NFL playoff bracket and neither can afford another step in the wrong direction.

The Cowboys’ offense is firing on all cylinders, averaging 30.8 points per game, second only to the Colts in scoring. They are coming off a 44-24 loss at Denver, but dominated their last home game (44-22 vs Washington). The Cardinals, meanwhile, enter this contest after a narrow 27-23 loss to Green Bay in Week 7 before a Week 8 bye. With Kyler Murray unlikely to play, backup Jacoby Brissett is expected to pilot the offense again. He connected for two touchdowns against Green Bay, finding both tight end Trey McBride and receiver Greg Dortch for scores.

The article will dissect the passing, rushing, and receiving props to identify the most promising betting angles and player props for MNF.

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Cardinals vs Cowboys Quarterback Props

The passing yards props present a fascinating contrast in market perception. Prescott’s passing-yards line is set at a healthy 269.5 O/U, reflecting the potency of the Dallas air raid offense. However, sharp money has cooled on his pass completions, with the odds on over 25.5 shifting from an expensive -133 at open to a more reasonable -111. The passing touchdowns market tells a similar story – Prescott’s line sits at 2.5, but the over odds have drifted from +160 to +170, indicating diminished confidence in another three-touchdown performance.

Brissett’s completions prop has seen the over odds move from -133 to +105, suggesting strong action on under 23.5 completions. Conversely, his passing touchdown line of 1.5 has seen the over odds shorten from -125 to -133.

Best Passing Prop to Bet: Brissett Under 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (+128 at FanDuel)

The trends are overwhelmingly negative for Brissett’s production, especially against strong defenses. He has failed to throw for more than 1.5 passing touchdowns in 12 consecutive games against bottom-10 scoring defenses, and the Cowboys present a formidable challenge. The plus-money odds (+105) offer excellent value for a highly probable outcome based on his historical performance.

Cardinals vs Cowboys Rushing Props

Dallas RB1 Javonte Williams has the highest rushing total on the board at 65.5 O/U, with both sides priced at -115. With James Connor and Trey Benson both on IR, Bam Knight is elevated to the lead back on the Arizona side. He enters MNF with a rushing-yards prop of 50.5 O/U with the under slightly favored at -118. He went over that number last time, a 27-13 loss to the Packers in Week 7, but stayed well under in his first start of the season, rushing for just 37 yards during a 31-27 loss to Indy in Week 6.

ARI vs DAL Best Rushing Prop to Bet: Javonte Williams Over 14.5 Attempts (-135 at ESPN Bet)

The rushing-attempts line for Javonte Williams, Dallas’ primary running back, is 15.5 O/U at the majority of sportsbooks, but ESPN Bet has it one full attempt lower with reasonable -135 juice on the over. For the season, the Cowboys’ bell-cow is averaging 15.5 rushing attempts per game, and that goes up to 18.25 in the four games that Dallas has won or tied.

The Monday Night Football odds list the Cowboys as 3.5-point chalk and -175 on the moneyline, giving them a 63.64% implied win probability. If Dallas can get the lead early, which is likely, the coaching staff has shown that they’ll feed Williams in an effort to churn clock and stay balanced.

Cardinals vs Cowboys Receiving Props

As expected, CeeDee Lamb has the highest receiving-yards line by a considerable margin, set at 83.5, which is 17 yards higher than any other player.

Tight end Trey McBride is the high man on the Arizona side at just 66.5 O/U. His 6.5 receptions O/U is tied with Lamb for the highest on the board. McBride’s 66 targets this season are 26 more than any other player on the team.

Best ARI vs DAL Receiving Prop to Bet: Lamb Over 80.5 Receiving Yards (-115 at BetRivers)

This is another line where one book is offering a considerably better number/price than others. Lamb’s receiving-yards prop is 83.5 O/U at most books, but three yards lower at BetRivers.

Lamb has technically played five games this season, but he left Dallas’ Week 3 loss to Chicago early in the first quarter, so he’s really only played four. With 406 receiving yards on the season, he’s averaging just over 100 yards per game and he’s only been held under 80 once (other than the Chicago game).

The Cardinals have allowed multiple 80+ yard performances to opposing receivers this season. High target volume historically translates to high yardage for Lamb, and his ability to break this prop on a single play makes the over compelling at standard juice.