Washington's total has gone Over in eight of the team's 10 games this year, while the Cowboys have scored less than 27 just once since Week 1 (and that was in Week 4 in a 24-17 win against the 49ers). These are two elite offenses that have proven capable of moving the ball both through the air and on the ground, and neither has an elite defense. I'm a little worried that Washington comes out sluggish after playing on Sunday night, but either way, by the final whistle we should see at least one of these teams with 30 points or more.

The Cowboys have shown the ability to win in many ways. The Redskins have found some balance with the emergence of RB Rob Kelley. The Dallas defense has done a great job this season making offenses one-dimensional. That means, they’ll make this a Kirk Cousins-vs-Dak Prescott game, which heavily favors the Cowboys. Dallas will win, but the Redskins keep it close. Take the Redskins and the points.

This should be a high-scoring game just because that's what Washington does, going Over in eight of 10 games this season, and Dallas will get involved as they have all season, averaging 28.5 ppg. Dallas' No. 1 ranked running game is going to have lots of fun with Washington's sloppy rush defense. I don't expect to see the punter too many times either, which has me loving the Over. And bet it as soon as possible because the number is only going to rise.