Buffalo Bills vs Dallas Cowboys Prediction: An open contest ahead

On Monday, the Dallas Cowboys will face the Buffalo Bills in NFL action at Bills Stadium. Currently standing at 10-3 for the season, the Cowboys enter this matchup on a five-game winning streak, with their latest victory coming against Philadelphia. On the other hand, the Buffalo Bills hold a 7-6 record this year, securing a three-point win against Kansas City last Sunday. Now, let's delve into the comprehensive previews and formulate a prediction for this upcoming game.

The Buffalo Bills have experienced a season marked by fluctuations. Currently averaging 26.8 points per game, they have allowed an average of 18.8 points per game. In 13 games, the Buffalo Bills have recorded 25 passing touchdowns and 14 interceptions, complemented by an average of 122.0 rushing yards per game and 15 rushing scores. In a recent closely contested matchup against the Chiefs, the Buffalo Bills emerged victorious with a late fourth-quarter field goal, securing a 20-17 win. Quarterback Josh Allen contributed with 233 passing yards, one touchdown, and one interception, while James Cook led the rushing attack with 58 yards. Cook also stood out in the receiving department, gaining 83 yards and scoring a touchdown.

The Dallas Cowboys have made a strong recovery following a somewhat uncertain 5-3 start to the season. Currently, they are averaging an impressive 32.4 points per game, while their defense is allowing just 17.9 points per game. In terms of their passing game, the Cowboys have produced 28 total touchdowns with only seven interceptions. Meanwhile, their rushing attack is averaging 118.6 yards per game, accompanied by 12 rushing touchdowns. In their recent victory against the Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys dominated the first half, leading 24-6, and comfortably secured a 33-13 win by scoring in every quarter. Quarterback Dak Prescott contributed significantly with 271 yards and two touchdowns, while Tony Pollard added 16 carries for 59 yards on the ground. Additionally, Jake Ferguson made a notable contribution with five catches for 72 yards.

I'm leaning towards sticking with the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys have been in excellent form recently, securing a five-game win streak where they scored 33 or more points in every game and allowed 17 or fewer points in four of them. In their most recent victory against the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas displayed their offensive prowess with 394 total yards (256 passing) and 24 first downs. On the other hand, the Buffalo Bills are coming off a hard-fought (and controversial) late win over the Chiefs, marking their second victory in three games. However, to keep up on the scoreboard in this matchup, the Bills will need to step up their offensive efforts, and I'm skeptical about their ability to outscore or cover against the strong Dallas team.