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2008 NFL Playoff OddsNew York Giants v. Dallas Cowboys OddsWe anticipate a lot of action on the New York Giants v. Dallas Cowboys odds, not only because it's between two NFC East powerhouses that normally get a lot of wagering attention, but also because it's the last game of the second round and bettors will be either chasing losses or looking to expand their winnings. If you want to take your NFL betting to the next level then you should read through all of the articles by Jimmy Boyd. If you don't want to handicap the games on your own though, we do offer excellent NFL picks that will help you bring home more winners and capitalize against weak point spreads. Beating the NFL odds will never be easier than with this expert handicapper on your side, so sign up today.
New York has looked good in their last three games with a 38-21 win over Buffalo, a 35-38 loss to the Pats, and a 24-14 playoff win Sunday against Tampa Bay. Eli Manning seems to have turned the corner and has been playing smart and protecting the football, which he'll have to continue to do if the Giants are going to have a chance to knock off the Cowboys on Sunday. However, it seems like this year the team has played better on the road than anyone else in the league, winning eight straight. Their only loss outside of Giant Stadium came in week one in Dallas. The difference last week against Tampa Bay was turnovers. Manning and company protected the ball while Garcia and the Bucs turned it over three times. The Giants made it tough for Garcia with their pass rush, and if they can do that against Tony Romo without letting him make big plays outside the pocket, this team can beat Dallas. Dallas has other ideas however, and they took the bye week to rest up and get healthy. Terrell Owens should play in this game, but how effective he will be with that high ankle sprain is a concern. Romo will still have some other options with Jason Witten and Patrick Crayton, but Owens is still the big threat receiving wise. The ground game has been dangerous all year for the Cowboys, who have two talented running backs in Marion Barber and Julius Jones. Barber has done most of the heavy lifting with 204 carries for 975 yards and 10 touchdowns, but Jones is powerful between the tackles and can wear down the opposing defenders. Defensively, Wade Phillips has done a good job in his first year as head coach. He helped the Cowboys hold opponents to 20.3 ppg on 213.1 passing ypg and 94.6 rushing ypg. Interesting Trends: The Giants are 5-1 ATS in their last six games. Dallas is just 1-4 ATS in their last five games. Odds: New York Giants
+7.5 at BetUS Total is set at 47 Predicted Score: New York Giants 20 January 7th, 2008 |
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