The Giants blew a prime opportunity to seize control of the division last week against the Jets with a 20-10 lead in the 4th quarter but squandered it late with some questionable decision making. They have now lost their last three and four of their last five games but amazingly at 5-7 they are tied for the division lead. They’ll face a Dolphins team that was outplayed last week but were fortunate to squeak out a 15-13 win against a beat up Ravens team. With another week to get their new offensive coordinator (Zac Taylor) settled in, Miami will once again look to lean on the run as they did last week (137 rushing yards at 5.3 ypr).
With a renewed commitment to a run game that has worked when utilized (averaging 4.9 ypr against teams that allow 4.2 ypr) , the Dolphins should have some success against a Giants defense that is slightly better than average defending the run (allowing 106 yards at 4.0 ypr to teams that gain 110 yards at 4.2 ypr).
If Miami gets the run game going as they should, they’ll be able to take advantage of a terrible Giants pass defense that is allowing an average of 315 passing yards per game at 7.5 yps against teams that gain 244 yards at 6.5 yps (I have them rated just slightly better than the Saints for the #31 ranking).
On the other side New York has a banged up offensive line that should have problems with a talented Miami front. The Dolphins have been very hit or miss in their run defense, with 5 games where they have allowed over 150 rushing yards and 5 games where they have been pretty good, allowing less than 95 yards. Last week they held the Ravens to 94 yards at 3.6 ypr and they should be able to shut down a poor Giants run game that averages just 89 yards per game at 3.8 ypr.
New York has been bad from a yards-per-play perspective but they have gotten lucky in the turnover department (+10 differential for 3rd best in the league – including +7 in net fumbles) that has helped their cause. I like the Dolphins plus the short number.
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The Giants blew a prime opportunity to seize control of the division last week against the Jets with a 20-10 lead in the 4th quarter but squandered it late with some questionable decision making. They have now lost their last three and four of their last five games but amazingly at 5-7 they are tied for the division lead. They’ll face a Dolphins team that was outplayed last week but were fortunate to squeak out a 15-13 win against a beat up Ravens team. With another week to get their new offensive coordinator (Zac Taylor) settled in, Miami will once again look to lean on the run as they did last week (137 rushing yards at 5.3 ypr).
With a renewed commitment to a run game that has worked when utilized (averaging 4.9 ypr against teams that allow 4.2 ypr) , the Dolphins should have some success against a Giants defense that is slightly better than average defending the run (allowing 106 yards at 4.0 ypr to teams that gain 110 yards at 4.2 ypr).
If Miami gets the run game going as they should, they’ll be able to take advantage of a terrible Giants pass defense that is allowing an average of 315 passing yards per game at 7.5 yps against teams that gain 244 yards at 6.5 yps (I have them rated just slightly better than the Saints for the #31 ranking).
On the other side New York has a banged up offensive line that should have problems with a talented Miami front. The Dolphins have been very hit or miss in their run defense, with 5 games where they have allowed over 150 rushing yards and 5 games where they have been pretty good, allowing less than 95 yards. Last week they held the Ravens to 94 yards at 3.6 ypr and they should be able to shut down a poor Giants run game that averages just 89 yards per game at 3.8 ypr.
New York has been bad from a yards-per-play perspective but they have gotten lucky in the turnover department (+10 differential for 3rd best in the league – including +7 in net fumbles) that has helped their cause. I like the Dolphins plus the short number.
2 fair, at best, teams .......The Giants looking to stay tied in the NFC "Least" and Miami looking for anything positive. Miami will not be able to stop the GMen's passing attack. Giants cover and the total goes over. ---- THE Myth
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2 fair, at best, teams .......The Giants looking to stay tied in the NFC "Least" and Miami looking for anything positive. Miami will not be able to stop the GMen's passing attack. Giants cover and the total goes over. ---- THE Myth
Eli Manning has played four road games on Monday Night Football in the past five seasons and he is 0-4 SU and ATS. This season, favorites have not had any success on MNF, especially when trying to cover the point spread. Favorites are 6-8 SU and 2-11-1 ATS this season on Monday night.
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Eli Manning has played four road games on Monday Night Football in the past five seasons and he is 0-4 SU and ATS. This season, favorites have not had any success on MNF, especially when trying to cover the point spread. Favorites are 6-8 SU and 2-11-1 ATS this season on Monday night.
There are a few reasons why I like the giants and this is one of them I have been betting for 20 years now and one thing I've noticed is when ever a team is -2 or -1 or pick m and then game day or game time line moves 2 or more points ,the direction the line moves too that's the losing team so here line is moving towards Miami so there for give me the GMEN !!! I just no this has been correct 85% of the time so I'm going with that % good luck to all !And go GIANTS!!
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There are a few reasons why I like the giants and this is one of them I have been betting for 20 years now and one thing I've noticed is when ever a team is -2 or -1 or pick m and then game day or game time line moves 2 or more points ,the direction the line moves too that's the losing team so here line is moving towards Miami so there for give me the GMEN !!! I just no this has been correct 85% of the time so I'm going with that % good luck to all !And go GIANTS!!
Miami will run the ball and control the clock and whenever I see a team that is in a must win dont usaully wins...Therefore I predict MIAMI and the LOW but what do I know about football right...
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Miami will run the ball and control the clock and whenever I see a team that is in a must win dont usaully wins...Therefore I predict MIAMI and the LOW but what do I know about football right...
So from a PK to -1 , and IMO the public money not sharp has moved it that point, but there is 76% on SPD and 70% ML for Giants, I'm thinking Vegas gets some money back tonight because of heavily bet games wound up in favor of the public yesterday
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So from a PK to -1 , and IMO the public money not sharp has moved it that point, but there is 76% on SPD and 70% ML for Giants, I'm thinking Vegas gets some money back tonight because of heavily bet games wound up in favor of the public yesterday
Ok my bad on the spelling used to cell correcting but I guess if you didn't get your loss and the way I see things it's us against the book so I'm on your side I don't want to steer anyone in the wrong direction I just see things the way I do my opinion only hope you all took giants
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Ok my bad on the spelling used to cell correcting but I guess if you didn't get your loss and the way I see things it's us against the book so I'm on your side I don't want to steer anyone in the wrong direction I just see things the way I do my opinion only hope you all took giants
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