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The Dallas Cowboys opened as a -5 road favorite against the New Orleans Saints. Gambling911.com has the line at Dallas -1.
Dallas lost at home to the Las Vegas Raiders by three points in overtime Thanksgiving Day.
Both teams had season highs in penalties and yards. Dallas, the NFL leader in penalty yards coming in, had 14 for a franchise-record 166 yards and Las Vegas 14 for 110.
Dak Prescott had 209 of his 375 yards passing in the fourth quarter. His 32-yard touchdown pass to Dalton Schultz and 2-point conversion toss to the tight end pulled the Cowboys (7-4) even at 30 with 2:54 remaining after they trailed almost from the start.
New Orleans got crushed by the Bills in the Thanksgiving Day Primetime game.
The Saints (5-6), playing without dynamic running back Alvin Kamara for a third straight game, were shut out for three quarters. They finally scored on Siemian's 11-yard pass to tight end Nick Vannett on the first play of the fourth.
Buffalo outgained New Orleans 361-190 and the Bills possessed the ball for 34:38 to the Saints' 25:22.
- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com
