Dallas at New York (11/11/2007)

Away:  Dallas [6-2 ATS]
Home:  N.Y. Giants [5-3 ATS]

Game Time: 4:15 PM
Stadium: Giants Stadium

Recent Meetings:
09/09/07 - NYG 35 vs. DAL 45

Team Leaders:

Dallas:
Passing: Tony Romo (2308)
Rushing: Marion Barber (533)
Receiving: Terrell Owens (730)

N.Y. Giants:
Passing: Eli Manning (1584)
Rushing: Brandon Jacobs (450)
Receiving: Plaxico Burress (564)

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My Dallas Cowboys(-1.5) in a parlay with Indy and/or N.O.(-11) and/or Detroit(+1.5) and/or Chicago(-3).  Elementary Tank Johnson

This would have been a much more valid point had it not been posted with a person with a Giants logo for his avatar.  Since losing to New England, the Cowboys have beat up on Minnesota and Philly, taking back their post as the best team in the NFC.  The Giants the last 4 weeks have beat teams with a combined 5-28...WOW!!  Other than that they beat Philly and Washington earlier on in the season.  They were lucky just to beat Miami in the mudfest in London.  I really think Dallas continues to show its dominance over the rest of the NFC at least until they play Green Bay.  Tank Johnson being in the lineup will at least help to slow down Jacobs and the running, forcing Eli to throw the ball, in which case I like Dallas' chances.  Take Dallas -2 and the UNDER 49.

Dallas      23         Giants       14

For the most part, the Cowboys have built their 6-1 record against a series of inept, inexperienced and injured quarterbacks. They've battered backups and routed rookies. And when they've faced a quarterback with any sort of track record, they haven't been able to slow him down.

When the Cowboys beat the Dolphins, they toppled 37-year-old Trent Green. When they beat the Bears, they saw Rex Grossman at his worst, just days before he was benched. When they beat the Rams, they got a combination of a wincing Marc Bulger, playing with two painful broken ribs, and journeyman Gus Frerotte, now stinking it up for his seventh NFL team in 10 years. When they escaped the Bills, they beat rookie Trent Edwards, making his second career start. And when they beat the Vikings, all they had to overcome was a woefully overmatched Tarvaris Jackson in his sixth NFL start and maybe his last one for a long time.

They have faced two healthy, experienced quarterbacks who weren't on the brink of getting benched: Eli Manning and Tom Brady. And those two combined for 700 passing yards, completed 68 percent of their passes, threw nine touchdowns and one interception and put up 83 points. Combined passer rating: 141.0.

If Giant to win this game, their defense must step up - this mean the game total points will be below 50 pts.  ?? you guy think ???

I also beleive the Giant will win, Giant desperately need to win this game to tie with Dallas - in the NFC East Conference.  Also in the past, as season come to an end, Dallas have failed missery.......

You say it all.