Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds: Cowboys to Win
Dallas Cowboys is predicted to win their away clash as per the latest Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds
This Sunday night Dallas Cowboys will hope to extend their 5 games winning streak when they face Minnesota Vikings. The Cowboys will be on the roads as they will be welcomed by Minnesota Vikings in Week 8 of the NFL 2021-22
The Minnesota Vikings on the other hand are undefeated in their last two games. Currently, they are 3-3 in the season, and on Sunday they will hope to stay hot favorites as they will be playing before their home crowd.
Talking about the last NFL 2021-22 games of both the teams, Dallas defeated New England Patriots 35-29 while Vikings got the better of Carolina Panthers 34-28 in the last match.

Vikings vs Cowboys Match Odds
| Minnesota Vikings | Dallas Cowboys | Predicted Winner |
Oddsshark | Spread: +2.5 (-110) | Spread: -2.5 (-112) | Dallas Cowboys |
Betway | Moneyline:-140 | Moneyline: +120 | Dallas Cowboys |
Smarkets | Odds: 1.74 | Odds: 2.24 | Minnesota Vikings |
Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds: NFL 2021 Form
Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Viking as a part of NFC have shown some excellent form lately. Dallas Cowboys leads the NFC East points table with 5 wins and 1 loss. They are currently fourth in the conference. Overall they have been able to score 205 points in the last 6 games while they have conceded 146 points this season.
Taking about their home record, they have won all the three games that they played at home while on the roads they have two wins and a defeat in 3 games. Currently, they are on a 5-games winning streak.
For Minnesota Vikings, the season has been an average one as of now. They have 3 wins and 3 defeats as of now. They are 2nd in the NFC North points table. On roads, they are 1-2 while playing at home they have won 2 games and lost the other one. They have allowed 137 points as of now while have scored 147 points this season.
Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds: Preview
Dallas has been on a roll and are one of the contender for the playoffs having won their last five games on a trot. Vikings has won their last two games and will be determined to continue their momentum in the NFL.
Vikings has been erratic throughout their season. Their inconsistency has hurt them in a big way as they have lost matches by a very thin margin. They lost to Arizona Cardinals by a single point and lost to Cincinnati Bengals in overtime.
The other games also could have been won or could have been lost and if they are to show their champion credentials they need a statement win against Dallas.
Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer is well aware with the Dallas’ potential having spent 13 years with the team. They haven’t played a match since their win over the Panthers on 17th October and this extra time off could play a pivotal role.
Dallas has an envious offensive line and Zimmer’s expertise as a defensive coordinator would be priceless. He said,
“(The Cowboys are a) good football team, doing a lot of good things offensively, defensively and special teams. We have to put all of our focus and intensity into practice this week, we have to put it all into Dallas and try to play the best we can.”
Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott has a calf injury issue and the player gave an update on his injury.
“If it was my call and it was totally up to me, yes. But this is something that, I agree with the experts, I don’t want to linger. I don’t want this to be week after week, are we going through this?”
Something I want to nip in the butt, make sure I’m healthy and ready to go so I don’t think about it playing and we’re not having these conversations past today.”
Minnesota has three wins against the spread while Dallas has managed six out of six. The home side has been averaging 24.5 points every game while Dallas’ average point stands at 34.2 which could easily speak volumes about their recent form.
Minnesota has recorded 414.2 yards per game on average while the Cowboys has racked up 460.8 yards per match. The Vikings are yet to win at their home and Dallas’ away run is pretty dominating this season.
Viking’s defense has been pretty good and they have got 21 sacks in their tally. Mike Zimmer has a pretty good record against the League’s top offence and He will design the strategy according to the need of the game.
Dallas head coach Mike McCarthy has been criticized for his game management and he came out in his defence.
I’ve been a head coach a long time. The longer you do it, the things that they say negative about you just kind of stack up. It’s part of the job responsibility, frankly. That’s kind of where I leave it.”
The Vikings are coming after almost a two week gap and it could take time for them to hit the ground. On the contrary, Dallas has had their time on the pitch and will have an edge over them.
Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds: Players To Watch Out
Minnesota Vikings
Krik Cousins: Kirk has racked up 1768 yards with two interceptions and 13 touchdowns.
Dallas Cowboys
Trevor Giggs: Giggs has 7 interceptions this season.
Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds: Head to Head
Both the teams have faced each other 32 times in NFL season so far. Dallas is leading with 17 wins while Minnesota is not way behind with 15 wins.
They last met in November 2020 when Dallas came away as the winner with a scoreline of 31-28.
Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds: Predicted Winner
This Sunday night Minnesota Vikings will play a host to Dallas Cowboys. The host will be a home favorite, however, it will be tough to defeat the Dallas Cowboys who have been top form lately.
The problem Minnesota faces in this one is their inconsistent offense. Twice this year, they’ve been held to under 20 points. Dallas on the other hand has been consistently putting up points this year. Currently they lead both points scored per game (34.2) and yards per game (460.8) this season.
Comparing the forms of both the teams this season, the Dallas Cowboys have an edge over the Minnesota Vikings going in the game. According to the latest Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds, Dallas is expected to win their away clash against the Vikings.
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Vikings vs Cowboys Prediction and Odds: Match Details
Minnesota Vikings vs Dallas Cowboys
Host Team: Minnesota Vikings
Location: U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN
Stadium Type: Dome, turf
Scheduled Date and Start time: Sunday, October 31, 8.20 PM ET
Where to Watch: Channel: FOX Live stream: Sling, Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, YouTube TV, DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL Mobile App.