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Dak Prescott continues to lead one of the NFL's most pass-heavy offenses, and Philadelphia's inability to generate consistent pressure gives him another favorable matchup.

• Philadelphia allows 36.2 pass attempts per game, 8th-most in the NFL, while Prescott averages 41 attempts and 27.2 completions, both 2nd-most among QBs
• The Eagles own a 3.3% sack rate, 2nd-lowest in the NFL, and a 28.1% pressure rate, 10th-lowest
• Dallas passes on 62.4% of neutral-situation plays, 4th-highest, and operates at the 6th-fastest pace in the league

Prescott has cleared this number in five straight games, averaging 28.2 completions. OddsJam's +EV tool is highlighting value on his completions projection, and Dallas' aggressive passing approach gives him an excellent opportunity to keep that streak alive.

Tanner McKee faces a difficult matchup against a Dallas defense that generates consistent pressure, and Philadelphia's uncertainty at its skill positions creates even more concerns.

• Philadelphia has 69.2% of its team targets tied to questionable players, including Barkley, Goedert, Smith and Wicks
• McKee averages just 4.8 yards per pass attempt, the lowest among 43 qualifying QBs
• Dallas pressures quarterbacks on 33.5% of dropbacks, 8th-highest in the NFL

McKee has thrown just 1 touchdown in each of his last two starts, while Philadelphia carries a 20-point implied team total, tied for 21st on the slate. Dallas also hasn't allowed multiple passing touchdowns in consecutive games, making this a difficult spot for McKee to reach two scores.

George Pickens has been one of Dallas' most productive receiving threats lately and gets another favorable matchup against a Philadelphia defense that's struggled against wide receivers.

• Philadelphia allows 182.7 receiving yards per game to WRs, 4th-most in the NFL, and 21.8 targets, tied for 3rd-most
• Pickens has cleared this number in four straight games, averaging 90 receiving yards
• Dallas averages 41 pass attempts per game, 2nd-most, while Philadelphia ranks near the bottom of the league in sack and pressure rates

Pickens dominated his last matchup against Philadelphia, catching all 9 targets for 146 yards. With Dallas continuing to throw at one of the highest rates in football, he has another excellent opportunity to deliver a big receiving performance.

Dallas Goedert could see a major increase in opportunities with Philadelphia missing key receiving options, and the matchup against Dallas plays directly into his strengths.

• Dallas allows an 83.8% catch rate to TEs, 2nd-highest in the NFL, while Goedert caught 17 of his last 24 targets
• Goedert draws targets on 33.3% of his routes against zone, 2nd-highest among TEs, while Dallas allows 8.0 yards per attempt against zone, tied for 3rd-highest
• With DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks out, roughly 40% of Philadelphia's passing targets from last week are available

Goedert has caught 6 passes in back-to-back games, drawing 9 and 8 targets, and ranked 2nd on the team with a 17.8% target share last week. OddsJam's Sharp Money tool is also picking up action on his receptions projection, adding to an already favorable outlook with Philadelphia's depleted receiving corps.

Javonte Williams continues to be one of the NFL's most productive touchdown scorers, and Philadelphia's struggles against running backs give him another excellent scoring opportunity.

• Philadelphia allows 1.3 rushing touchdowns per game, 5th-most in the NFL, while Williams has 8 touchdowns, tied for 2nd-most
• The Eagles allow 26.0 RB rushing attempts per game, most in the NFL, while Williams commands 80.2% of Dallas' RB carries
• Williams averages 4.33 touches inside the 20 and 2.83 inside the 10 per game, both ranking 4th among RBs

Williams has scored in four straight games, totaling 6 touchdowns during that stretch. Philadelphia also misses tackles on 14.9% of plays, 2nd-highest in the NFL, and Dallas carries a 24.5-point implied team total, giving Williams another strong opportunity to find the end zone.

That’s the list. Week 7 Monday Night Football takes us to Philadelphia for Cowboys vs. Eagles, and we’ve got five spots to attack in this NFC East rivalry.

See you out there,

-Joe