Cowboys vs Ravens Props – Best Team and Player Prop Bets for Week 13

• The Dallas Cowboys are in Baltimore to take on the Ravens
• Last week’s props results: 4-1; Season: 23-20; Total: +4.1 units 
• Read below for our best prop bets for Ravens vs Cowboys Week 13

Maybe it’s just me, but I swear football is played every day now. Thanks COVID!

It’s your non-classic Tuesday night kickoff between the visiting Dallas Cowboys and the reeling Baltimore Ravens — who have been fighting the Coronavirus, all while watching their division hopes fade away as they cling to their playoff chances.

At least they’ll be kind of healthy for this one, with MVP Lamar Jackson back in the fold. As for us, we’re just trying to keep things rolling from a big Thanksgiving Day W, putting us back in black.

If you’re looking for game-line action, we’ve got you here. For now, let’s delve into player props below.

Ravens vs Cowboys Week 13 Player Props

Odds taken on December 7 from DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM

Lamar Will Star

Assuming Lamar Jackson is healthy after his infection, this little mini-bye within their regular season should do his body more good than make him rusty. And the bookmakers have been a little generous. Jackson has gone over his total of 15.5 completions his last three games, and five of his last six.

Lamar Jackson has scored the most touchdowns in NFL history (72) before the age of 24.

While Jackson and the Ravens have experienced growing pains this year, it’s been a fun ride.

With five games left to make a playoff push, Jackson has to step up.

Let’s look at some fun ones pic.twitter.com/asFo02aVZY

— Spencer N. Schultz (@ravens4dummies) December 4, 2020

What about his legs? The most lethal dual threat combo QB has surpassed the 50.5 total that’s been set in eight of his 10 games this year, only failing to go over in divisional blowouts against the Browns and Bengals. The Cowboys are dead last in run defense, surrendering better than 156 yards a contest.

But where we see the best value is with his arm: Jackson has thrown for two or more TDs in five starts this season, and he’ll be welcoming in a Dallas defense that is tied for 30th in TD passes allowed with 25. That’s where we’ll go.

The pick: Jackson OVER 1.5 TD passes (1 unit to win 1.15 units)

Zeke Should Streak

With Andy Dalton under center behind a patchwork offensive line, it is going to be a long night if Dallas is relying on him to drop back 35-40 times. Enter Ezekiel Elliott, who needs to be a volume back simply to take pressure off his QB.

He was limited to just 10 totes and 32 yards in a blowout loss to the Washington Football Team on Thanksgiving, the first time in four games that he’d carried the ball less than 18 times. In their only win in those four games, he carried 21 times for 103 yards in a win over the Vikings.

Adrian Peterson has more rushing TDs than Ezekiel Elliott this season. Peak 2020. #NFL

— Bryan Hicks (@RealBryanHix) December 8, 2020

Though he’s only eclipsed that 58.5 rushing total twice in his last six starts, expect him to clear that total with some room to spare. He’s going against a Baltimore defense that’s giving up 4.5 yards a carry — tied for 22nd in the NFL.

The pick: Elliott OVER 58.5 yards rushing (1 unit to win 0.89 units)

Cowboys vs Ravens Scoring Props

Who Finds Paydirt?

After scoring touchdowns in four of his first five games, Zeke has gone six straight games without punching it into the endzone. He’s also tallied a score in three of the last four games Dallas has been a road underdog, so there’s a good chance that streak ends Tuesday.

Lamar Jackson has also welcomed NFC competition, scoring a touchdown in four of his last games against the other conference. Looking for a longshot? It’s hard to remember, but Dez Bryant was a Dallas receiving fixture for years before being let go in 2018.

"I'm excited. I'm good friends with a lot of guys over there." @DezBryant on playing the Cowboys: pic.twitter.com/plFHFsfN6j

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) December 5, 2020

Bryant was to resurface with the Saints, only to tear his Achilles two days after signing. Now? two years later, he’s in Baltimore, and I’m guessing he’d like nothing more than to show out against his former team. I’ll sprinkle in some for that.

The picks: 

Elliott to score anytime TD (1 unit for 1.05 units)

Bryant to score anytime TD (0.5 units for 2.25 units)