The Dallas Cowboys kick off their year with a divisional matchup against the New York Giants.After re-tooling their roster, the Dallas Cowboys are in a great position to round back into form after last year’s horrendous performance and compete for the division title.With the New York Giants making minimal adjustments to a front seven who struggled to stop the run, Javonte Williams will be able to get off to a hot start and carry the Cowboys to the end zone.Even though there is only one game taking place on Sunday night, there are still a wide range of prop bets and markets to groom through which you can read a detailed breakdown of them below.Best betting promos and sportsbooks for NFL prop betsFind the best promos and sportsbooks to use for today’s Football prop bets.Dallas Cowboys vs New York Giants (8:20pm, EST)Javonte Williams Over 73.5 Rushing Yards (-113) at Caesars SportsbookIn his first year as the Dallas Cowboys lead back, Javonte Williams was able to play at a very high level, running for 1,201 yards and 11 touchdowns while averaging 4.8 yards per carry.His ability to extend plays with his legs while fighting off contact played a major role in his success last season, ranking well above league average in Yards Over Expected per Attempt.Heading into Sunday night’s contest against the New York Giants, Williams will be able to build on his momentum by taking advantage of a front seven who ranks near dead last in Def Rush Success Rate.Especially with CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens pulling the Giants linebackers out of the box, freeing up more room in the middle for Williams to exploit once he gets past the trenches.Javonte Williams Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-145) at BetMGM SportsbookWhen inside the 20, Williams usage rate was untouched, comfortably leading all Cowboys running backs in red zone carries. With the Cowboys expected to get into scoring position at a high rate, Williams will see an uptick in his total number of attempts, improving his probability of scoring.To help diversify your risk, place a separate wager on Williams to score the first touchdown as well.Dak Prescott Under 260.5 Passing Yards (-105) at BetMGM SportsbookWhile the Giants front seven have struggled to stop the run, their back end fared far better in coverage, quietly ranking in the middle of the pack in Def Pass Success Rate.Even when their defensive line struggled to generate pressure, their corners were still able to hold their opponents in front of the sticks, making it difficult for opposing pass catchers to create an explosive play.With the Cowboys offensive line struggling to hold their ground, the Giants will be able to collapse the pocket at a higher rate, lowering the quality of Prescott’s throws. Williams success in the backfield will also chip away at Prescott’s total number of pass attempts, handicapping his ceiling.Barring a broken play, expect Prescott to be held to minimal gains with each throw, keeping him under the total on his Passing Yardage prop.Isaiah Likely Over 3.5 Receptions (+111) at Caesars SportsbookAfter spending the last few years in Mark Andrews shadow, Isaiah Likely now has the opportunity to thrive as the New York Giants TE1.Especially with Nabers still dealing with last year’s season ending injury, allowing Likely to build a strong connection with Jaxson Dart throughout the offseason, potentially leading to a high volume of Targets if the Giants star wide receiver is unable to shake off the rust.In a divisional matchup against the Cowboys, Likely will be able to hit the ground running by picking apart a defense who ranked in the bottom three in Def DVOA and in Def Pass Success Rate.The Cowboys inability to get in the backfield will also give Likely more time in his routes to break away from his defender, increasing his chances of hauling in a reception.Isaiah Likely Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+285) at FanDuel SportsbookEven after drafting Caleb Downs to anchor their secondary, the Cowboys star rookie safety will be forced to shade towards Nabers, leaving Likely in single coverage.When isolated, Likely will be able to quickly break away from his assignment and create a passing lane for Dart to throw to, reducing the amount of Havoc in his throws in the shortened field.About the authorKody MalstromKody Malstrom is a professional sports bettor and sports betting journalist with six years of experience covering a vast majority of sports. He covers football, basketball, hockey, baseball, and the UFC in written and video form.Born and raised in Michigan, Kody is a Detroit sports fan who spends all of his Sundays in the fall rooting for the Detroit Lions and Saturdays watching as much College Football as possible. In the winter, he shifts his focus to the Detroit Red Wings and Pistons while simultaneously rooting for his North Carolina Tar Heels.When he is not staring at betting markets, you can find Kody at the beach or snowboarding down a mountain, depending on the time of the year.Commercial content notice: Taking one of the sportsbooks offers featured in this article may result in a payment to talkSPORT. 21+. T&Cs apply. Gambling Problem? 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