Dallas Cowboys vs. Minnesota Vikings Parlay SGP

The Minnesota Vikings (8-1) will play host to the Dallas Cowboys (6-3) on Sunday afternoon.

Dallas is fresh off a heartbreaking loss to the Green Bay Packers 31-28 last week. However, the Cowboys seemingly had control of the game before a meltdown commenced in the fourth quarter. Up 28-14, the Cowboys' offense hit a standstill while the Packers were the beneficiaries of two Christian Watson receiving touchdowns to take the contest into overtime. The Dallas offense remained nonexistent in the extra period, resulting in a walk-off field goal from the leg of Green Bay K Mason Crosby.

Meanwhile, the Vikings won a heart-pounding thriller against the Buffalo Bills 33-30. A miraculous Justin Jefferson one-handed catch on fourth and forever led to a goal-to-go situation for Minnesota late in the fourth, but they were stuffed on a potential game-winning QB sneak to turn it over on downs. The Bills fumbled the ball on the ensuing play, leading to a Vikings defensive touchdown. The contest was settled in overtime, with Kirk Cousins leading a six-minute drive resulting in a Vikings field goal that would prove to be the game-winner after a Josh Allen INT on the game's final play.

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NFL Parlay Leg #1: Cowboys/Vikings Over 48.5 Points (-110)

The Cowboys haven't been able to stop a nosebleed from a rushing standpoint in the last few weeks. They allowed 207 rushing yards to the Packers off the bye last week and allowed them to score a season-high 31 points. They weren't much better before the bye, too, allowing 29 points on 240 yards rushing to their division rival Chicago Bears.

Meanwhile, the Vikings have surrendered 20-plus points to five of their last seven opponents, with the exception of the Washington Commanders and Miami Dolphins, who were led by backup QBs at the time.

NFL Parlay Leg #2: Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb 50+ Receiving Yards

Lamb has been on a toured stretch since putting up a dud in Week 1 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Outside of Week 7's four reception, 70-yard day, the Oklahoma product has five or more catches in every game while effortlessly passing the 50-yard threshold. He should make light work of a Minnesota defense that allowed just 128 yards to star wideout Stefon Diggs.

NFL Parlay Leg #3: Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliot 40+ Rushing Yards

Ezekiel Elliott is trending towards playing, and reports suggest he is optimistic about his status for Sunday. It's been a tough year for the veteran, but having nearly a month off from rehab and getting healthy may not have been all bad, considering he was averaging 4.1 yards per attempt before landing on the injury list. As part of the gameplan, he has yet to not surpass 40 yards rushing.

Worst case scenario, he is ruled out, and the leg is removed from the parlay while keeping the FanDuel promo alive.

NFL Parlay Leg #4: Cowboys QB Dak Prescott 250+ Passing Yards

Dak Prescott is yet to have a vintage Dak game this season. He has missed time with injury and has failed to top 300 yards passing on the year. He has now had two weeks to get back in the swing of things and is facing a Vikings defense that is 29th in air yards allowed. Let's remember that Prescott was the leader of last season's best offense in terms of yardage and points. He has also gone over 250 passing in his previous two games, setting up a lovely floor for the signal caller.