The Dallas Cowboys are itching to redeem themselves after a humbling Week 3 loss to the Chicago Bears, and this Sunday night, they’re rolling out the welcome mat at AT&T Stadium for another NFC North showdown. This time, it’s the Green Bay Packers, and the stakes are sky-high with Micah Parsons making his grand return to Jerry’s World since the blockbuster preseason trade. With CeeDee Lamb sidelined, the Cowboys’ stars will need to step up, and we’ve got the inside scoop on three player prop bets that could turn your game day into payday. Let’s dive into the action with these lock-in picks, courtesy of BetMGM odds, to spice up your Cowboys vs. Packers experience!
George Pickens Over 4.5 Receptions (-135)
First up, George Pickens is poised to feast with CeeDee Lamb out of the lineup. The star wideout has been a target magnet, hauling in five catches on nine targets in each of the last two weeks. Without Lamb drawing coverage, Pickens is the undisputed WR1, and Dak Prescott will be looking his way early and often. The Packers’ secondary will struggle to contain his explosive playmaking, making the over 4.5 receptions at -135 a steal. This prop is practically begging to be cashed—don’t sleep on it!
Jalen Tolbert Anytime Touchdown (+425)
Next, Jalen Tolbert is ready to shine as he steps into the starting lineup with Lamb nursing a high-ankle sprain. Tolbert led the Cowboys in touchdown receptions last season, and at +425, this prop is dripping with value. While Pickens will draw the Packers’ top defenders, Tolbert’s speed and route-running savvy could exploit mismatches, especially in the red zone. If Dallas punches it in, Tolbert’s odds make him a juicy bet to find the end zone. Get ready to celebrate!
Dak Prescott Over 236.5 Passing Yards (-115)
Finally, Dak Prescott is set to light up the stat sheet. The Cowboys are 6.5-point underdogs, meaning they’ll likely be playing catch-up against a potent Packers offense. That sets the stage for Dak to air it out, leaning on weapons like Pickens, Tolbert, KaVontae Turpin, and Jake Ferguson. Even if some yards come in garbage time, Prescott’s arm talent and playmaking give him a great shot to soar past 236.5 passing yards at -115. This prop is a no-brainer for a quarterback looking to silence the doubters.
With Lamb out, the Cowboys’ offense will lean heavily on Pickens and Tolbert, while Prescott’s pass-heavy approach in a potential comeback scenario makes these props irresistible. The odds are in your favor, Cowboys fans, so grab your snacks, fire up the second screen, and let’s cash in on these bets while cheering Dallas to victory. Get ready for a wild Sunday night at AT&T Stadium!