Cowboys +1 at Packers: The Line Moved, Now You Move

The God of Odds likes the Dallas Cowboys +1 at -110, and BetAnything is the place to hammer it. This line opened at Packers -3 and has been bet down to -1, a clear signal that the sharp money is on Dallas. The Cowboys are getting a point and they're the healthier, more reliable side.

Dallas is 2-1 against the spread this season, covering at a 67% clip. They're averaging 27.6 points per game while allowing 27.2, a +6.8 scoring edge over a Packers team that puts up just 20.8 and allows 22.4. The Cowboys have a turnover deficit of -6, but that's a number that regresses, and it hasn't stopped them from covering. Green Bay is just 1-2-1 ATS and has been outgained in three of their five games.

The Packers' injury report is a disaster. Micah Parsons, Josh Jacobs, Javon Hargrave, and Benjamin St-Juste are all out or doubtful. That's the heart of their defense and their best running back. Dallas is missing Drew Shelton and Cobie Durant, but that's nothing compared to what Green Bay is dealing with. The Cowboys' last eight games show they're 3-5 but they've been competitive, and their two wins have come by double digits.

The total has moved from 51.5 to 53, which suggests points will be scored. That favors the Cowboys, who have a more explosive offense. The Packers' moneyline has moved from +110 to -115, but that's public money on the home team. The spread move is the real signal.

BetAnything is offering the Cowboys at +1 (-110). BetOnline.ag and MyBookie.ag have the same line, but Bovada is charging -115 for the same bet. That's a 5-cent difference, and over time that matters. BetAnything gives you the best price on the side the sharps are betting. Take the point and the value.