BlitzBandit
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NY Giants -8.5 @ St. Louis Rams
2.2 to win 2
A high number, no doubt, but I'm not going to be afraid to jump on my boys here. They played like shit in the second half of last weeks' game against the Skins. I think that should actually help them be more focused for this one. Last time these two met in 05', the giants won by 20 in a game where Manning had 4 tds and Plax had over 200 yards receiving. Bulger still had a 400+ yard game, but they were not able to punch it into the endzone as easily as they were able to move the ball. That could be similar to what happens again... I can see St. Lois moving the ball (through the air mainly), but once they land in the redzone with less vertical space to work with, I'll be expecting them to come out with field goals more than not. The Giants defensive front should be able to get plenty of pressure on Bulger and make him uncomfortable. Justin Tuck is a beast and I don't expect the running game to go too well for the Rams.
Being on the road probably makes things even better. The Giants (Road Warriors) were 7-1 on the road last year (10-1 including playoffs) and they were 5-3 the year before that and 4-4 in Mannings' first season as a starter. So I'm pretty sure the Giants get things done against a crap St. Louis team, but the question is will they cover the big spread. Well, seeing as to how I don't think the Rams will have much an answer for Jacobs, I think this whole game will be controlled by the G-Men. And instead of settling for Field goals like they did against the Skins, I think they start punching them in here. Remember, Plax had a big game yards wise last week, but he didn't score... I think here he comes up big again. I jumped on this now before the line keeps going up.
NY Giants -8.5 @ St. Louis Rams
2.2 to win 2
A high number, no doubt, but I'm not going to be afraid to jump on my boys here. They played like shit in the second half of last weeks' game against the Skins. I think that should actually help them be more focused for this one. Last time these two met in 05', the giants won by 20 in a game where Manning had 4 tds and Plax had over 200 yards receiving. Bulger still had a 400+ yard game, but they were not able to punch it into the endzone as easily as they were able to move the ball. That could be similar to what happens again... I can see St. Lois moving the ball (through the air mainly), but once they land in the redzone with less vertical space to work with, I'll be expecting them to come out with field goals more than not. The Giants defensive front should be able to get plenty of pressure on Bulger and make him uncomfortable. Justin Tuck is a beast and I don't expect the running game to go too well for the Rams.
Being on the road probably makes things even better. The Giants (Road Warriors) were 7-1 on the road last year (10-1 including playoffs) and they were 5-3 the year before that and 4-4 in Mannings' first season as a starter. So I'm pretty sure the Giants get things done against a crap St. Louis team, but the question is will they cover the big spread. Well, seeing as to how I don't think the Rams will have much an answer for Jacobs, I think this whole game will be controlled by the G-Men. And instead of settling for Field goals like they did against the Skins, I think they start punching them in here. Remember, Plax had a big game yards wise last week, but he didn't score... I think here he comes up big again. I jumped on this now before the line keeps going up.