Best Patriots-Cowboys prop bets: Tony Pollard, Dak Prescott among top Week 4 parlay picks

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When the Cowboys host the Patriots on Sunday, it will be one of the marquee games of NFL Week 4 (4:25 p.m. ET, Fox). It also has several intriguing player props between both teams to consider on SuperDraft.

It's easy to get in on the action. If you successfully hit on two player props, you get 3x return. That exponentially grows all the way to 100x return for parlaying eight correct picks together at much longer odds. For example, if you put down a $20 entry fee on our four props below and they all hit, you get paid $200. 

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Best Patriots-Cowboys prop bets: SuperDraft player prop picks for Week 4

*10x potential payout if users parlay all four correct picks

1. Tony Pollard, RB, Cowboys — OVER 70.5 rushing yards

Pollard started off slowly with 70 and 72 yards rushing in the first two games before blowing up for 122 against the Cardinals -- in a negative game script, no less. The Patriots have so far allowed only 93.3 yards rushing per game, but they also have given up some big bursts, including to the Dolphins' Raheem Mostert, a similar speed back. Pollard should be good for 75 yards at the least based on his high volume.

2. Dak Prescott, QB, Cowboys — UNDER 231.5 passing yards

Rayne Dakota has so far passed for 143, 255, and 249 yards, respectively, in the three games. The Patriots held Jalen Hurts to 170 and Tua Tagovailoa to 249, which is low in relation to his other two games.

The Cowboys don't have the same balanced and explosive offense at the moment as those other teams and draw a tricky pass defense. Dallas is No. 2 in pass defense (130.7 passing yards per game), but New England isn't far behind at No. 5 (177). As part of the overall low game total, trust more in the two running games.

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3. CeeDee Lamb, WR, Cowboys — UNDER 69.5 receiving yards

The Patriots have a fine young corner in rookie first-rounder Christian Gonzalez. He has plenty of help in the secondary, and in true Bill Belichick fashion, New England will work to take away the No. 1 receiver. A.J. Brown and Jaylen Waddle went OVER this number vs. the Patriots, but DeVonta Smith, Tyreek Hill, and Garrett Wilson did not. Lamb is set up for a second straight disappointing week.

4. Mac Jones, QB, Patriots — UNDER 215.5 passing yards

The Patriots should be focused on running the ball on a struggling Cowboys run defense as the best path to pulling off the upside. It also is a "revenge game" for Ezekiel Elliott returning to Dallas, so he should be motivated to run well along with Rhamondre Stevenson, who's gradually rounding into his 2022 form.

The Cowboys haven't faced any top QBs but have yet to allow a 200-yard passer. Jones falls in the category of meh quarterbacks for Dallas to face. Based on strengths and weaknesses factoring into New England's game plan, look for Jones to be kept below that low mark.

Vinnie Iyer

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Vinnie Iyer, has been with TSN since 1999, not long after graduating from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. He has produced NFL content for more than 20 years, turning his attention to full-time writing in 2007. A native of St. Louis, Mo. but now a long-time resident of Charlotte, N.C. Vinnie’s top two professional sports teams are Cardinals and Blues, but he also carries purple pride for all things Northwestern Wildcats. He covers every aspect of the NFL for TSN including player evaluations, gambling and fantasy football, where he is a key contributor. Vinnie represents TSN as host of the “Locked On Fantasy Football” podcast on the Locked On network. Over his many years at TSN, he’s also written about MLB, NBA, NASCAR, college football, tennis, horse racing, film and television. His can’t-miss program remains “Jeopardy!”, where he was once a three-day champion and he is still avid about crossword puzzles and trivia games. When not watching sports or his favorite game show, Vinnie is probably watching a DC, Marvel or Star Wars-related TV or movie.