Cowboys vs. Buccaneers: Monday Night Football First Touchdown Scorer Prop Bet Picks (Wild Card Weekend)
To close out Wild Card Weekend, we have a Monday night matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. These two teams met in Week 1, with Tampa Bay winning 19-3, as both offenses struggled. However, plenty has changed since opening weekend.
Over the next 16 games, the Cowboys averaged 29 points per contest, while the Buccaneers scored fewer than 21 points in 62.5% of their matchups. Monday nightâs game should be different from the Week 1 contest.
Millions of dollars will get bet on this game. However, which touchdown prop bets should you bet? Letâs take a look.
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Monday Night Football Anytime Touchdown Scorer Prop Bet Picks
Cowboys First TD Scorer: Ezekiel Elliott (RB) +390
The Buccaneers have one of the top run defenses in the NFL, giving up 4.4 yards per rushing attempt and only six rushing touchdowns to running backs during the regular season. However, they havenât been perfect at stopping opposing running backs. The first touchdown scored against Tampa Bay has been by a running back in 17.7% of the games this year, including three weeks ago by James Conner. More importantly, Zeke led the team with 12 scrimmage touchdowns in 2022. More importantly, the star running back had the first Dallas touchdown in 41.2% of the games this season, including five of the past eight contests.
Buccaneers First TD Scorer: Mike Evans (WR) +550
Tampa Bay has struggled to run the ball this year, totaling only five rushing touchdowns during the regular season, the fewest in the NFL. However, they had 26 passing touchdowns, the 12th-most in the league. Evans led the way with a team-high six receiving touchdowns. Yet, it was his worst yearly performance since the 2017 season when he had five. While that is far from ideal, the star receiver has been Tom Bradyâs most consistent weapon this year. Evans scored the first Tampa Bay touchdown in 17.7% of the games this season, including the Week 1 matchup against Dallas. Meanwhile, the first touchdown scored against the Cowboys has been by a wide receiver in 52.9% of the contests this year, including two straight games.
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