The Cowboys have a 72.6% chance to win this contest, based on the implied probability of the moneyline. Over their last five meetings, Dallas has collected five wins against New York. The Cowboys are 2-6 ATS in their last 8 games. The Giants are 7-3 ATS in their last 10 games. Dunkel's Pick: NY Giants (+4.5).
The odds of the Giants entering this game off a win and the
Cowboys off a loss were highly unlikely when this season’s
schedule was carved out. Yet, that’s the case, and it has happened
that way fourteen times since 1988. For what it’s worth, Dallas is
just 4-10 SU and 3-11 ATS in this exact scenario. The G-Men can
thank rookie WR Malik Nabers for putting them in this position.
Per Pro Football Reference, Nabers is the 6th player since 1970
with 250+ receiving yards and 3+ receiving touchdowns in the
fi rst 3 games of a career. Of those 6 players, Nabers is the only
one with more than 20 receptions. Unfortunately, the Cowboys’
best scoring weapon is currently rookie PK Brandon Aubrey, who
owns a 65-yard fi eld goal this season. In addition, the Boys stand
9-3 SUATS away from home when coming off a pair of SUATS
losses-exact. With Big Blue just 1-13 outright in the last 14 in this
series, including 0-5 ATS the last fi ve at home, and Daniel Jones
just 1-13 in primetime games and 1-6 all-time against Dallas,
it’s time we hand it off to THE CLINCHER: Dallas is 27-2 SU
and 25-4 ATS as a division favorite of two or more points,
including 16-0 SU and 15-1 ATS versus sub .444 foes. by Playbook
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