49ers vs. Cowboys Preview: Picks, Odds and Analysis

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Nov 15, 2026
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The 49ers head to Dallas to take on the Cowboys.
The 49ers here looking to improve to 8-1,
the class of the NFC right now,
even through all the injuries like we mentioned with Dr. Chow.
They do bring in Keenan Allen to bolster this offense this week
against a Cowboys team for the first time
in what feels like a long time
is a dog in a game.
And at home, they're catching four and a half, rightfully so.
They're playing the team that has performed,
I mean, 10 times, 20 times better.
Given their given schedule up until
this point in the San Francisco 49ers,
Brock Purdy looking to continue his MVP case.
He's in the top three in MVP odds right now alongside Josh Allen,
I believe Trevor Lawrence.
This is a game where I think if the Niners flex their muscle,
it's going to be really hard to make
a strong case for anyone else coming out
of the NFC.
Joe, I just don't see it.
This is a tough spot on the road.
Yeah, it absolutely is.
And it's very hard to invest or trust the Cowboys.
I think they've established that in 2026.
So Keenan Allen, the new piece, how he works in, I think is still TBD.
He's a veteran, but at the same time,
coming into a situation and playing in the same week is difficult.
how much he's going to be on the field. I would
still look at Jordan walk-ins. You probably get
some small props on him and go the over there.
I do think he's going to continue to work in this
offense. You'll see Marcus Robinson as well.
I like the 49er side of this game. They are just
the better team all the way around and defensively,
the Cowboys continue to not be able to get out
of their own way. And I know they have pickings healthy
for this game and everybody's on the
field, but that's still not been enough
for the Dallas Cowboys, unfortunately.
So I like the 49ers, but I still have some real concerns about
the 49ers going deep.
In the playoffs, based upon the age of this roster,
of getting to December and January
and seeing what it actually looks like at the end.
That total is interesting to me.
55 and a half.
It does lead me to believe that the Cowboys
are going to stay in this game.
Because if San Francisco goes with their ideal game plan,
if this game follows their ideal game plan,
I don't see them allowing this Dallas team to get over 24 points.
Even with the injuries the defenses face for San Francisco,
this is a game I think they want to control the pace,
and I don't think that's a game they want
to see getting over 55.5 points.
So this wouldn't surprise me if it's a game that correlates.
If you like the over, maybe look at the Cowboys to cover the 4.5.
If you like the under, maybe look at laying
the points with San Francisco as well.
