Because Jerry World has become a tourist trap and the spaciousness means Dallas does not have much of a home field edge, thus they become a bit overvalued at home, but undervalued on the road as the normal home/road deviance does not apply to them.

The Cowboys are the only unbeaten team on the road this season (4-0), and Dallas has won its past two games at MetLife Stadium against the Giants. The Cowboys are outscoring their opponents by 10.0 points per game away from home, the best differential in the NFL.

One reason for the Cowboys 4-0 record on the road has been the play of Tony Romo. He has a Total QBR of 87.1 in road games is by far the highest in the NFL. They have always been a much better team with DeMarco Murray, the difference is this year he is healthy. He has rushed for 100 yards in all but one game this season, becoming the first player in NFL history with 100 rush yards in nine of his team first 10 games. Murray leads the NFL with 1,233 yards in 10 games.

Prince Amukamara, who plays well against Cowboys star WR Kez Bryant is out. Tony Romo 107.2 passer rating is second in the league. He is second in completion percentage (68.8 percent). He is tied for ninth in touchdowns. His 8.34 yards per gain is third best. After throwing three interceptions in his first 14 passes of the season, he has thrown three in his last 255 attempts.

With struggling NYT thinned in the secondary, we look for an easy Pokes win.