Consider what the Giants must endure in the sixth and seventh weeks of the season. In Week 6, they will hit the road for the fourth time in the first six games of the season for a long flight to Denver. Once in the Mile High City, the Giants will face a well-rested Broncos team coming off their bye. A week later, the Giants will return home to face the Seahawks, normally a rough assignment for a West Coast team. But the Seahawks will be coming off their bye, mitigating any possible jet-lag or cross-country sluggishness.
In Week 11, the Giants will return to MetLife Stadium seven days after playing the 49ers in Santa Clara, Calif. There to face the Giants will be the Chiefs, coming off their bye — so much for catching Andy Reid’s rugged team at the right time. Four days later, the Giants will play the Redskins in Landover, Md., on Thanksgiving.
The Giants knew they had four road trips to the Mountain or Pacific time zones awaiting them and sent in a request to the league to have two of those trips scheduled in back-to-back weeks, allowing McAdoo, if he desired, to keep the team out west for the week. That request was not met. The four trips (to face Denver, San Francisco, Oakland and Arizona)
Even when the Giants are coming off a break they will not gain an edge. Their bye comes where they want it, exactly at mid-season, and they will be home in Week 9 to face the Rams, coming all the way from Los Angeles. Advantage, Giants? Well, not really. The Rams also will be coming off their break. So, consider this a bye-bye game.
After reading all that, WEEK ONE WILL MATTER A TON. And we don't even have to WIN a game to WIN a bet in a game the Giants will desperately want to win given how their schedule shakes out!! TAKE THE G-MEN!!!
Consider what the Giants must endure in the sixth and seventh weeks of the season. In Week 6, they will hit the road for the fourth time in the first six games of the season for a long flight to Denver. Once in the Mile High City, the Giants will face a well-rested Broncos team coming off their bye. A week later, the Giants will return home to face the Seahawks, normally a rough assignment for a West Coast team. But the Seahawks will be coming off their bye, mitigating any possible jet-lag or cross-country sluggishness.
In Week 11, the Giants will return to MetLife Stadium seven days after playing the 49ers in Santa Clara, Calif. There to face the Giants will be the Chiefs, coming off their bye — so much for catching Andy Reid’s rugged team at the right time. Four days later, the Giants will play the Redskins in Landover, Md., on Thanksgiving.
The Giants knew they had four road trips to the Mountain or Pacific time zones awaiting them and sent in a request to the league to have two of those trips scheduled in back-to-back weeks, allowing McAdoo, if he desired, to keep the team out west for the week. That request was not met. The four trips (to face Denver, San Francisco, Oakland and Arizona)
Even when the Giants are coming off a break they will not gain an edge. Their bye comes where they want it, exactly at mid-season, and they will be home in Week 9 to face the Rams, coming all the way from Los Angeles. Advantage, Giants? Well, not really. The Rams also will be coming off their break. So, consider this a bye-bye game.
After reading all that, WEEK ONE WILL MATTER A TON. And we don't even have to WIN a game to WIN a bet in a game the Giants will desperately want to win given how their schedule shakes out!! TAKE THE G-MEN!!!
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