Bet on Browns vs. Cowboys in New Jersey: Betting Odds, Line and Spread

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The Cleveland Browns (0-0) ready for a home game against the Dallas Cowboys (0-0) at Cleveland Browns Stadium on Sunday.

The Cowboys are slight underdogs (+2.5) in their matchup against the Browns (the game has an over/under of 41 points).

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Betting Odds

Browns to win vs Cowboys -134

Bet $20, Payout $34.93

Browns vs. Cowboys Betting Information

Against the spread, the Browns were 10-6-1 last season.
Against the spread, as 2.5-point favorites or more, the Browns went 5-1 last year.
The Browns had 10 of their 17 games go over the point total last year.

Against the spread, the Cowboys were 10-7-0 last year.
The Cowboys were winless ATS (0-2) when playing as at least 2.5-point underdogs last season.
There were nine Cowboys games (out of 17) that hit the over last year.

The Browns owned the 16th-ranked offense last year (335.9 yards per game), and they were even more effective on the other side of the ball, ranking best with just 270.2 yards allowed per game.
On offense, the Browns ranked 10th in the NFL with 23.3 points per game last season. Meanwhile, they ranked 13th in points allowed (270.2 points allowed per contest).
On defense, the Browns were a top-five unit in terms of passing yards last season, ranking best by allowing only 164.7 passing yards per game. They ranked 19th on offense (217.2 passing yards per game).
The Browns ranked 12th in run offense (118.6 rushing yards per game) and 11th in run defense (105.5 rushing yards allowed per game) last season.
While the Browns ranked fourth-worst in the NFL in third-down conversion rate at 31.6% last season, it was a different situation on defense, as they ranked best (29.1% third-down percentage allowed).

The Cowboys thrived on both offense and defense last season, ranking fifth-best in total offense (371.6 yards per game) and fifth-best in total defense (299.7 yards allowed per game).
The Cowboys were a difficult matchup for opposing teams last season, as they ranked top-five in both scoring offense (best with 29.9 points per game) and scoring defense (fifth-best with 18.5 points allowed per game).
The Cowboys made things happen on both sides of the ball in the passing game last season, as they ranked third-best in passing offense (258.6 passing yards per game) and fifth-best in passing defense (187.4 passing yards allowed per game).
The Cowboys ranked 14th in run offense (112.9 rushing yards per game) and 16th in run defense (112.4 rushing yards allowed per game) last season.
On offense, the Cowboys were a top-five unit in terms of third-down efficiency last season, ranking second-best in the NFL by averaging a 48.3% third-down percentage. They ranked 14th on defense (37.4% third-down conversion rate allowed).

Deshaun Watson: 1,115 PASS YDS / 185.8 YPG / 61.4% / 7 TD / 4 INT / 26 CAR / 142 RUSH YDS / 1 TD
Jerome Ford: 204 CAR / 813 YDS / 47.8 YPG / 4 TD / 44 REC / 319 YDS / 18.8 YPG / 5 TD
D’Onta Foreman: 109 CAR / 425 YDS / 47.2 YPG / 4 TD / 11 REC / 77 YDS / 8.6 YPG / 1 TD
Amari Cooper: 72 REC / 1,250 YDS / 83.3 YPG / 5 TD
David Njoku: 81 REC / 882 YDS / 55.1 YPG / 6 TD

Dak Prescott: 4,516 PASS YDS / 265.6 YPG / 69.5% / 36 TD / 9 INT / 55 CAR / 242 RUSH YDS / 2 TD
Ezekiel Elliott: 184 CAR / 642 YDS / 37.8 YPG / 3 TD / 51 REC / 313 YDS / 18.4 YPG / 2 TD
Rico Dowdle: 89 CAR / 361 YDS / 22.6 YPG / 2 TD / 17 REC / 144 YDS / 9.0 YPG / 2 TD
CeeDee Lamb: 135 REC / 1,749 YDS / 102.9 YPG / 12 TD
Jake Ferguson: 71 REC / 761 YDS / 44.8 YPG / 5 TD