Michah Parsons being listed as active was the last straw in pulling the trigger for a Cowboys team that put everything together last week in a blowout of the Vikings and now rides high facing a division rival that is basically the walking wounded. The Giants have done an incredible job making the most out of their personnel this season, but when you look at their schedule, wins have largely come against teams with struggling offenses. Dallas already beat New York by seven on the road in Week 3. Now it's home on Thanksgiving against a unit missing notable players on defense and without a quick-strike offense to match. The Cowboys should have a field day running with Dak Prescott putting some exclamation points together through the air for a two-touchdown win.

The Cowboys offense, since Dak Prescott has returned, is firing on all cylinders. This offense can play the explosive game as well as it can play the methodical game. Because their offense challenges the opposing offense to keep pace, it puts the Giants depleted offense in a bind. Outside of the running combination of Saquon Barkley and QB Daniel Jones, the Giants don't really have enough firepower to keep pace. And defensively, they are banged up coming into this game as well.