Dallas @ Baltimore
Team Totals: Ravens 26.5, Cowboys 18.5
Its offensive line already reduced to ruins, Dallas will visit Baltimore on Tuesday night even further shorthanded without fill-in LT Cameron Erving (knee) and RT Zack Martin (calf). The Ravens’ D/ST is positioned to tee off on a Cowboys offense that has permitted the league’s fifth-most sacks (31) and ninth-most tackles for loss (66). Especially if you believe in his primetime curse, Andy Dalton profiles as nothing more than a bottom-barrel two-quarterback-league option with fantasy finishes of QB21 (Washington), QB11 (Minnesota), QB27 (Washington), and QB22 (Arizona) in four 2020 starts. … Dallas’ offensive line disintegration and general lack of competitiveness continue to torpedo Ezekiel Elliott’s year, while the Cowboys are running out of reasons to keep utilizing Zeke in a workhorse role as their season circles the drain. Elliott has devolved into a low-floor RB2 option facing a Ravens defense that has held enemy backs to the league’s eighth-fewest fantasy points and looks in line to get back several key front-seven contributors from Covid and injuries on Tuesday night, difference-maker DLs Brandon Williams (ankle) and Calais Campbell (calf) foremost among them.
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