Cleveland at Dallas

Dallas should be 0-3 straight up instead of 0-3 ATS as the Cowboys were fortunate to take advantage of Atlanta's meltdown in Week 2. The Cowboys come off a tough 38-31 loss at Seattle on Sunday as DK Metcalf redeemed himself after an earlier huge mental error and caught a 29-yard touchdown pass to seal the win for Seattle. Dak Prescott finished 37 of 57 for 472 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions for Dallas. The Cowboys gained only 61 yards on the ground on 2.9 yards per carry. The defense has been the major problem though as it ranks third-to-last in the league allowing 32.3 points per game while forcing only two turnovers, and it is #26 in yards allowed. Cleveland actually put together two wins in a row while scoring an average of 34.5 points, and Baker Mayfield threw two touchdown passes while Nick Chubb ran for two more in a 34-20 win over Washington. The Browns have a winning record for the first time in nearly six years, and they are showing signs of finally getting over the rebuilding hump. Dallas has covered just once its last five games as a favorite, and the Cowboys are 2-8 ATS their last 10 versus teams with winning records. Look for Cleveland to keep this one close. Play the Browns.