CeeDee Lamb has topped 70 receiving yards in all three Cowboys wins this season, but his 66-yard night in last year’s win over Las Vegas makes a useful distinction. If you’re backing Dallas against Indianapolis, paying for a little more room on Lamb’s receiving line deserves a look.
These Cowboys parlay picks use that Dallas-win view to compare Lamb and Dak Prescott in Cowboys wins, then Daniel Jones in Colts losses. That’s the idea behind Side & Support Parlay Plays: take your view of the matchup and look at the player contributions that have accompanied it, alongside each player’s record across all results. You can choose the options that fit without taking all three.
Cowboys parlay picks: three ways to support a Dallas win
The table covers each player’s regular-season appearances with his current club in 2025 and 2026. The winning samples are small—nine games for Lamb and ten for Prescott—so this season’s results and the misses matter. Individual DraftKings prices were captured early Sunday and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| CeeDee Lamb 60+ receiving yards |
−317 | 88.9% 8 of 9 DAL wins |
71.4% 15 of 21 appearances |
| Dak Prescott Over 6.5 rushing yards |
−107 | 80.0% 8 of 10 DAL wins |
64.0% 16 of 25 appearances |
| Daniel Jones Under 1.5 passing touchdowns |
−165 | 81.8% 9 of 11 IND losses |
71.4% 15 of 21 appearances |
CeeDee Lamb: 60+ receiving yards
Lamb gives you a choice between a lower target and a lighter price. DraftKings offered 60+ yards at −317 and 70+ at −205. Both worked in Dallas’ three wins this season, when he finished with 153 against Washington, 189 against Houston and 74 against Philadelphia. Looking back another season separates them: his 66 yards in the Las Vegas win cleared 60 but fell short of 70.
That extra winning game is why 60 gets the nod here. The 70-yard option reached seven of nine Cowboys wins and 14 of 21 appearances across the two seasons; 60 was reached in eight of those wins and 15 of 21 appearances. Dropping again to 50 costs −526 and still wouldn’t have rescued the one remaining miss, his 46 yards in the Christmas Day win over Washington. Fifty yards reached 17 of 21 appearances overall, but it didn’t add another winning-game hit in this sample. This season, 60 and 70 both reached all three wins and five of eight appearances.
His latest game is a reminder that plenty of chances don’t guarantee the yards. Lamb drew 11 targets against Arizona and finished with 58 yards, two short of this offer. Earlier this season, five targets against Tampa Bay produced just nine yards.
George Pickens is questionable with a hamstring injury, Jake Ferguson is questionable with an ankle injury and KaVontae Turpin is out. Those absences or uncertainties could change where Dallas sends its passes; they don’t establish how much Lamb will gain. Indianapolis is also missing safety A.J. Haulcy and cornerback Justin Walley.
Dak Prescott: over 6.5 rushing yards
Prescott’s rushing over is the smaller yardage ask at a much lighter price, −107. He ran for 26 yards against Washington, seven against Houston and eight against Philadelphia in this season’s Dallas wins. Two of those games only just cleared the line. The 10+ alternative at +147 offers a bigger payout, but would have lost both of them; it reached only four of ten Cowboys wins and 11 of 25 appearances across 2025 and 2026.
Over 6.5 allows seven yards to be enough, and DraftKings’ separate 7+ milestone was the same −107. This isn’t a bet on Prescott suddenly becoming a high-volume runner. He had two carries in each of the Houston and Philadelphia wins. This season, the over reached all three wins and seven of eight appearances overall. Last week’s loss to Arizona brought seven carries for 20 yards, while the Tampa Bay loss brought none and zero yards.
Even several carries can leave him below zero. Prescott finished the 2025 wins over Las Vegas and Kansas City with minus four and minus two rushing yards, respectively, despite four and three attempts. Those games are both misses here. With a target this low, lost yardage on recorded rushes can matter as much as a single positive run. This option and Lamb’s receiving yards also rely on the same Dallas offense; their separate records aren’t a combined success rate.
Daniel Jones: under 1.5 passing touchdowns
If your Dallas-win view includes Indianapolis struggling to finish possessions through the air, Jones’ under asks him to throw no more than one touchdown. He has done that in all eight appearances this season, including all six Colts losses. That makes the current pattern broader than losing games alone: the Colts also won with one Jones touchdown pass against Houston and none against Washington.
The older results add two clear exceptions. Jones threw two touchdowns in losses to Kansas City and Houston in November 2025, enough to beat this under even though Indianapolis lost. Across his two Colts seasons, the under reached nine of eleven losses and fifteen of twenty-one appearances overall. That history includes the December 2025 Jacksonville loss, when he threw only seven passes before an Achilles injury ended his game. A Cowboys win can still come with two Jones touchdown passes.
At −165, you’re accepting a smaller payout than Prescott’s rushing over in exchange for allowing Jones one touchdown pass. His latest loss at Jacksonville included one on 28 attempts for 144 yards; the preceding loss at Minnesota brought none on 22 attempts for 108 yards. Jones remains the expected starter after being benched late against Jacksonville; the Colts opted to stick with him for this game.
Alec Pierce remains on injured reserve with a heel injury, with Josh Downs and Keenan Allen atop the current receiver depth chart. Dallas has its own uncertainties, including questionable cornerback Joey Porter Jr. and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown, so this isn’t a claim that the Cowboys defense is at full strength. Jones’ rushing touchdowns don’t count toward this passing-only market.
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Choose the contribution that fits your Dallas view
Lamb’s 60-yard target costs more, but the choice over 70 has a concrete reason: a Cowboys win in which he landed between the two. Prescott’s rushing over offers a lighter price and much less yardage to find, with recent wins showing how narrow that cushion can be. If you’d rather focus on how Indianapolis scores, Jones’ under gives you that separate choice. A book can adjust the price of related legs, so use the individual offers to compare your routes rather than multiplying them into a parlay quote.
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