Best NFL Prop Bets for Patriots vs. Cowboys in NFL Week 4

The New England Patriots can gain some real momentum this season if they can upset the Dallas Cowboys in their Week 4 matchup.

Good news Patriots fans, I'm betting on the Pats to do exactly that.

In this article, we're going to talk player prop bets. I have three that I love for the Patriots this coming week.

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Patriots vs. Cowboys prop bets

• Ezekiel Elliott first Patriots TD scorer (+550)
• Dak Prescott UNDER 230.5 passing yards (-115)
• Mac Jones OVER 20.5 completions (-125)

Ezekiel Elliott first Patriots TD scorer (+550)

Ezekiel Elliott's work load increased in a big way last week, and I think that's a sign of things to come. He's been the more productive runner for the Patriots this season, averaging 4.4 yards per carry compared to Rhamondre Stevenson, who is only averaging 2.9.

Also, let's remember this is a Zeke "revenge game" against his former team. It'd be poetic for him to find the end zone. We're going to bet on him to score the first touchdown for the Patriots at +550 odds.

Dak Prescott UNDER 230.5 passing yards (-115)

The Patriots secondary has been fantastic this season. Through the first three weeks, they're seventh in the NFL in opponent yards per pass attempt, giving up just 5.4 yards per throw. They've also allowed just 177 total passing yards per game.

Now, they get to face Dak Prescott who is only averaging 215.7 passing yards per game. Even last season, Prescott averaged just 238.5 passing yards per game, barely above Sunday's total.

I think the Patriots defense can keep him in check on Sunday.

Mac Jones OVER 20.5 completions (-125)

Mac Jones has gone over 20.5 completions in two of the Patriots first three games. He completed 35 passes in Week 1 and 31 passes in Week 2. Why can't he go over that total again this week?

Let's also consider the Cowboys' secondary could be vulnerable with Trevon Diggs sidelined.

I think Jones picks up over 20.5 completions.

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