Seattle at Dallas

The Dallas Cowboys have dropped four straight games since Tony Romo went down with an injury. During the Romo-less stretch, the Cowboys have not come within six points in any of the games, in fact they have been out-scored 74-122 or by 12 points per game. Things won't get any easier in facing Seattle this week. The Dallas offense moved the ball well behind Matt Cassel against the Giants, but four turnovers did them in, and Matt Cassel finished the game with a woeful passer rating of 62.3. Seattle QB Russell Wilson is 18-2 SU and 14-6 ATS in his career vs. teams allowing 23.3 to 29.3 points per game. Seattle is also in a great 47-11 ATS situation for this one, and I look for them to get the win and cover to get back to .500 on the season. Dallas managed 20 points last week vs. the Giants, despite four turnovers, and a short playbook for newly installed starter Matt Cassel. Cassel will have a stronger defense to contend with this week, but also a bigger playbook. Seattle is now 5-1 to the OVER when following a straight-up win, and in November these teams combined are 22-8-1 to the OVER. Take Seattle and the OVER.