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This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more aboutSports Betting on FOX Sports. Thursday Night Football kicks off Week 5 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers visiting the Dallas Cowboys, and bet365 new users can get up to $365 in bonus bets depending on where they live when they use bonus code FOX365. Tampa Bay enters the game at 0-4 and will be without starting quarterback Baker Mayfield, who is sidelined with a thumb injury. Rookie Jalon Daniels is set for another start as the Buccaneers search for their first win, while Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb look to keep the Cowboys' offense rolling after their comeback win last week. Sign up with bet365 promo code FOX365 to unlock up to $365 in Bonus Bets and get in on Buccaneers vs. Cowboys and the rest of the NFL action. Check out how many bonus bets you can receive on our bet365 promo page and other terms and conditions. How to Sign Up and Claim the bet365 Sportsbook Bonus Code *Odds are subject to change* More markets and odds available on bet365. How to Watch Buccaneers vs. Cowboys Players To Watch Lamb has caught 37 of 46 targets for 498 yards and four touchdowns, the most receiving yards on the Cowboys. He caught 17 of 21 targets for 189 yards and a touchdown in the Oct. 4 win at Houston, and he has topped 100 receiving yards in three games, including 153 yards and two touchdowns against Washington on Sept. 20. The top passer in each of Tampa Bay's four games has thrown for 857 yards in total against the Buccaneers, 214.3 per game. Dallas' passing offense ranks seventh in the NFL at 258.0 yards per game, and Lamb's receptions are where much of it comes from. Dallas goes to Williams near the goal line: he has five rushing touchdowns, including three on 19 carries for 62 yards in the Oct. 4 win at Houston. He has 231 rushing yards on 62 carries this season, and his best yardage game was 98 yards on 19 carries and a touchdown against Baltimore on Sept. 27. Tampa Bay has allowed 96 points through four games, 24 per game. Williams' touchdowns give a Cowboys ground game that ranks 24th in the NFL at 89.5 yards per game a scoring option that does not depend on yardage. Three yards behind team leader Cade Otton's 157, Egbuka has 154 receiving yards on 15 receptions and 24 targets, with a touchdown against Cleveland on Sept. 20. His high is five catches for 63 yards at Cincinnati on Sept. 13, and he caught two of four targets for 13 yards against Green Bay on Oct. 4. The top passer in each of Dallas' four games has thrown for 874 yards in total against the Cowboys, including 347 for Houston on Oct. 4. Tampa Bay's passing offense ranks tied for 28th at 172.3 yards per game, so Egbuka's catches are a main way the Buccaneers can lift that number.