Dallas Cowboys 2024–25 Odds: NFL Playoffs, Division, and Super Bowl odds
The Dallas Cowboys’ odds of winning the Super Bowl are +1900 as of July 19.
The Cowboys finished the previous season with a 12-5 record, however they were eliminated in the Wild Card round of the playoffs. In the league, their offense scored the most points per game—29.9—while their defense gave up the fewest—18.5—per game.
Cowboys Postseason Odds
- Odds to Win the NFC East: +145 (Bet $100 to win $145)
- Odds to Win the Super Bowl: +1900 (Bet $100 to win $1,900)
Cowboys Last Year Performance
- The Cowboys finished 12-5 the previous season, qualified for the postseason, but lost in the Wild Card round.
- Dallas finished 4-5 away from home and undefeated at home in 2017.
- Dallas finished 5-1 in the NFC East and 9-3 overall in the conference.
- The Cowboys were 3-2 in games decided by one possession. In games decided by three points or less, they won twice (2-1).
- Dallas finished the previous season with a 5-1 record after winning five of the six games played on the island.
Cowboys Super Bowl Odds Insights
- In terms of Super Bowl odds, the Cowboys are ranked ninth in the NFL (+1900). Our computer rankings, on the other hand, are much more upbeat, placing them third—a difference of six places.
- The Cowboys, according to their most recent odds of +1900, have a 5% chance of winning the Super Bowl.
Cowboys Betting Insights
- The Cowboys failed to cover the spread seven times in their ten games won last season.
- Nine Dallas games went over the point total in the previous campaign.
- Last season, Dallas was favored on the moneyline (12-1) and won 92.3% of its games.
- The Cowboys were the underdog in four games during the previous season, and they lost all of them.
Cowboys Top Players
- Last season, Dak Prescott completed 69.5% of his passes en route to 4,516 total yards (third in the NFL), 36 touchdowns (first in the NFL), and nine interceptions in 17 games. He averaged 7.7 passing yards per attempt (sixth in the NFL) and 265.6 yards per game.
- He gained 242 more yards on the ground and two scores on the ground. He averaged 4.4 yards per attempt and 14.2 yards per game.
- CeeDee Lamb led the NFL with 135 receptions, second-best with 1,749 yards, and third-best with 12 receiving touchdowns. Over the course of 17 games, he was targeted 181 times and averaged 7.9 receptions per game.
- For the Patriots past season, Ezekiel Elliott averaged 37.8 rushing yards per game (642 total yards) and three rushing touchdowns.
- Elliott caught 51 catches (on 65 targets) for 313 yards and two receiving touchdowns in addition to his rushing game. In a game, he averaged 18.4 yards.
- Elliott rushed for 642 yards in total (3.5 per carry and 37.8 per game), scoring three touchdowns on the ground.
- Elliott also added two receiving touchdowns, 313 yards (18.4 per game), and 51 receptions (3.0 per game). He was the target of sixty-five attacks.
- Micah Parsons recorded 64 tackles, 18.0 TFL, and 14 sacks in 16 games in 2023.
- For the Chargers, Eric Kendricks totaled 117 tackles, 7.0 TFL, and 3.5 sacks.
- In the 2023 season, Daron Bland recorded 3.0 TFL, 69 tackles, and nine interceptions.
- Damone Clark finished with 107 tackles and 4.0 TFL.
