Dolphins vs Cowboys Odds 2010 NFL Preseason Week 4: The Miami Dolphins (1-2) look to bounce back in their final preseason tune-up, when they hit Cowboys Stadium to take on the Dallas Cowboys (2-2). So far this preseason, the Phins have shown that they can compete with the likes of the Jets and the Patriots in the AFC East, but what the Dolphins need to focus on, is putting up a solid performance in every facet of the game, for a full sixty minutes. The Cowboys enter the 2010 NFL Betting Season as one of the heavy favorites to win Super Bowl XLV. Hammerhead sports always delivers the most accurate free sports picks and free football odds from our team of NFL predictions experts. Find our winning NFL Picks selections below.

The Miami Dolphins lost their third preseason game 16-6 to the Atlanta Falcons last week. If things are to go as planned, then the Dolphins must do a much better job of moving the ball. They only gained 46 rushing yards on 18 attempts, and went 2 for 12 on third down attempts. It is hard to score touchdowns without first downs. Another area of concern is the low completion percentage thus far for Chad Henne. In their last game, Henne went 10 for 22 for 125 yards and no touchdowns. He also threw a pick, which brought an end to a rough day at the office. The Sportsbooks at BetUs.com have the Miami Dolphins (+3) as the Free NFL Picks selection over the Dallas Cowboys (-3).

With the Season right around the corner, always check back with the Sportsbooks at BetUs.Com. The Cowboys' first-team offense continued to struggle behind Tony Romo, who was sacked twice and fumbled, and Dallas gained only seven yards rushing before the reserves took over late in the third quarter. The Dallas starters haven't put together a legitimate touchdown drive in four preseason games. Their only TD came on a possession that started at the 8-yard line against San Diego last week. One huge red flag went up when the Texans put up 173 yards through the ground on just 36 carries. With these offenses struggling to light up the scoreboard, and the NFL Betting Odds point total at 37.5, look to pad your bankroll by taking the Under, in what is sure to be a defensive struggle.