Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl Odds 2023

The Dallas Cowboys current Super Bowl odds are . Now with the offense at full health, they are one of the top teams in the NFC, yet will fall short of the NFC East. At the start of last season, the expectations middling as the Super Bowl Odds were still pointing towards the Cowboys falling short. However, the NFC is wide open this year. Keep tabs on the Cowboys Super Bowl odds.

Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl Odds & Futures 2022-23

The Cowboys suffered an all too common playoff disappointment last season, losing to the 49ers in the wild card round, and expectations of a major improvement this season weren’t very high after a quiet offseason. A preseason injury to Tyron Smith made matters worse for an offense that lost Amari Cooper. Dallas was expected to still contend for the NFC East but face more of a challenge from the resurgent Eagles. Now, the Cowboys find themselves in the strange position of likely losing the division but still outperforming most expectations. With a terrific defense and an offense that has come together since Dak Prescott returned from an early injury, the Cowboys are now tied for the second-best Super Bowl odds of any NFC team.

Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl Odds Analysis

The only knock on the Cowboys so far is that they likely won’t be winning the NFC East. It’s challenging to go on the road and win three consecutive games in the playoffs, though it’s worth noting Cowboys fans travel everywhere. The good news for Dallas is also that they’ll almost certainly face the winner of the lowly NFC South in the first round.

Of course, the other issue with that scenario is that it may mean a divisional-round matchup with the Eagles. The Cowboys have the roster to get to the Super Bowl, but not winning the division creates a tougher path that must be considered when betting on them.

Still, few teams have the balance of offense and defense that the Cowboys do. Dallas had an elite defense early in the season, winning game after game without Dak Prescott, and Micah Parsons continues to play like an all-pro. The defense hasn’t been as great of late, with injuries piling up at the cornerback position, but Dan Quinn knows how to scheme and has schemed his way to success in the playoffs before. What the Cowboys did to the Colts in the fourth quarter in December shows exactly how the unit can still thrive without worrying about the secondary.

The offense has shown promise in recent weeks. Prescott hasn’t been perfect, but Tony Pollard has looked like one of the NFL’s most efficient running backs alongside Ezekiel Elliott while CeeDee Lamb has been playing the best football of his young career. Tyron Smith is also set to make his season debut, so the offensive line is stabilizing a bit.

Few are still questioning whether the Cowboys are one of the NFC’s best teams, but are they good enough to get past the Eagles or 49ers? We’ve seen Mike McCarthy run into trouble in the playoffs before. 

Reasons Why the Dallas Cowboys Can & Can’t Win The Super Bowl

Strengths

• Dan Quinn’s defense has won games even when the offense isn’t thriving
• Running game looks better than last season
• CeeDee Lamb emerging as a high-end No. 1 receiver

Weaknesses

• Injuries in the secondary could hurt against playoff offenses
• Mike McCarthy has a history of struggling in the playoffs
• Dak Prescott turnovers higher than usual