Cowboys Will Cover The Spread Against The Jets: Like Taking Candy From a Baby

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Tyrone Black

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19 December, 2015

Gambling911.com sees a huge opportunity to win big on the Dallas Cowboys Saturday evening hosting the New York Jets.

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Books have moved this line to -3.5 midweek but the sharp establishments have held pat at Jets -3 over the past 48 hours, this despite New York seeing close to 90% of the wagering action.

“They want money flowing in on New York with a strong opinion that Dallas will cover,” notes Gambling911.com’s Don Shapiro. “Otherwise they are going to get slaughtered if the Jets actually cover the spread here.”

The House did get beaten badly by three NFL sides last week and the odds of that happening in two consecutive weeks are slim to none.

You will want to be all over Dallas at +3 and even more so if you can grab them at +3.5 here.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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