San Francisco at Dallas

Dallas finished its season winning five of its last six games, including a 51-26 blowout against the Eagles as Dak Prescott threw for a career-high five touchdown passes while completing 21 of 27 passing for 295 yards with no interceptions. It was mostly against Philadelphia backups, but the Cowboys still come into the playoffs on a high note after bouncing back from a loss to Arizona the week before. San Francisco had to come back from a 17-0 deficit and go to overtime to beat the Rams, 27-24, and eke into the postseason. The Cowboys have the #1 offense in the league in total yards per game (407.0), and they are #9 in rushing yards (#2 in passing yards). Dallas has plenty of talented wide receivers, including Cedrick Wilson, who had two TD catches against the Eagles, and the 49ers' secondary will still have to be concerned about Amari Cooper, who caught five passes for 79 yards against the Eagles. Jimmy Garoppolo is still nursing a sore thumb on his throwing hand, and the Cowboys will have to be ready to contain Elijah Mitchell, who ran for 85 yards on 21 carries against the Rams. The 49ers have gone UNDER four of their last five games, and Dallas is 7-3 UNDER its last 10 games. San Francisco has the #3 defense and has also stayed UNDER in its last four playoff road games. Take the Cowboys on the moneyline and the UNDER for a Max Play.