Dallas at San Francisco

Dallas looks well-prepared to avenge its 19-12 loss in the divisional round of the playoffs last season after dismantling New England 38-3 in Week 4 and handing Bill Belichick the worst loss in his 24 years with the Patriots. DaRon Bland returned one of his two interceptions 54 yards for a TD and Leighton Vander Esch returned a fumble 11 yards for a score and the Patriots were outgained 377-253. The Cowboys have won and covered three of four, including an inexplicable loss to Arizona in Week 3, but they bounced back convincingly last week. San Francisco is 4-0, but it has played opponents with a combined record of 6-10 and Dallas will easily be the most potent offense the 49ers have seen this season. Dak Prescott was 28 of 34 for 261 yards with no interceptions against the Patriots although that doesn't match Brock Purdy's performance against Arizona. Purdy was 20 of 21 for 283 yards as the Niners won 35-16, but he'll be facing a Dallas team that is #1 in scoring defense with 10.25 per game. Dallas is 9-1 ATS its past 10 October games and 20-9 ATS overall versus the NFC. San Francisco is 2-9 ATS against a non-divisional conference team with revenge that is off a straight-up and ATS win. Take the Cowboys.