NFL Week 3 Player Props & Bets: Ravens vs. Cowboys (International Series)
The second international game of the 2026 season is on Sunday, as the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys head to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. While this game isn't special for any other reason, it is an excellent matchup between two teams sitting at 1-1 after the first two weeks of the year.
However, it's as good of a game to get on as any in Week 3. Let's look at my three favorite player prop bets for Sunday's matchup between the Ravens and Cowboys.
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NFL Week 3 Player Props: Ravens vs. Cowboys
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Dak Prescott Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (-140)
The Cowboys have one of the NFL’s top passing attacks, thanks to their elite wide receiver duo. Prescott had 30 passing touchdowns last year, the fourth-most in the league. Furthermore, the former Mississippi State star had at least two passing touchdowns in 10 of 17 games in 2025 (58.8%). More importantly, he has been outstanding to start the 2026 season, totaling six passing touchdowns over the first two weeks, the most in the NFL.
Furthermore, Prescott has hit the over on this prop bet in both games this year. He had two touchdowns in Week 1 against the New York Giants and four last week against the Washington Commanders. Meanwhile, the Ravens have given up only two passing touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks over the first two weeks. However, they faced Daniel Jones and Tyler Shough. Don't be surprised if Prescott has two passing touchdowns before the end of the third quarter.
Lamar Jackson Over 38.5 Rushing Yards (-115)
There might not be a more dangerous NFL quarterback in the open field than Jackson. Therefore, bettors should feel extremely comfortable with this player prop bet. The two-time NFL MVP award winner has averaged 55.9 rushing yards per game in his career. He has totaled 39 or more rushing yards in 81 of his 109 career starts (74.3%). Furthermore, the superstar has been outstanding on the ground this season, averaging 6.7 yards per rushing attempt.
More importantly, Jackson has averaged 37 rushing yards per game over the first two weeks. Meanwhile, the Cowboys have surrendered the most rushing yards to quarterbacks this year (126), allowing at least 54 in both games. Furthermore, Jayden Daniels rushed for 69 yards in the first half against Dallas last week. Jackson should have a massive rushing performance on Sunday, having totaled at least 87 rushing yards in every career matchup against the Cowboys.
Javonte Williams Over 2.5 Receptions (-155)
While he isn't an elite running back, Williams has become one of the better starters in the NFL. The former North Carolina star is the Cowboys' featured guy, playing 85.6% of the running back snaps over the first two weeks. More importantly, he is a factor in Dallas' passing attack. Last year, Williams averaged 2.2 targets per game. However, he has been better this season, totaling eight receptions over the first two weeks.
Despite playing with CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, Williams is second on the team in target-per-route-run rate (25%). More importantly, the veteran running back has had at least three receptions in both games this year. Meanwhile, the Ravens have surrendered 11 receptions to running backs over the first two weeks, the fourth-most in the league. They have given up at least four receptions to running backs in both games, including seven in Week 2.
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