Eagles @ Giants
The Giants have won 8 straight in this series including six by double-digits. They have covered seven of the eight wins.
In view of the Giants dominance in this series under Jim Fassel's reign, the only real question is whether or not there is anything that suggest otherwise. If there is, I don't see it.
The NFC defending Champs--who normally are a go-against early on--are on a 4-game ATS win streak and coming home off a heartbreaking 1-point loss to the Rams. There's nothing to indicate that the underrated Giants--coming home off a loss--shouldn't bounce right back into the win column.
Philly is off a bye, prior to which they were shocked at home by the Cards when they lost straight up as a 2-touchdown favorite. That upset loss came on the heels of 3 strong performances on the part of the Eagles, which suggests to me they are headed into a downward cycle. Looks to me like another double-digit victory for Fassel's crew...
*GIANTS -3 over Eagles
dave
The Giants have won 8 straight in this series including six by double-digits. They have covered seven of the eight wins.
In view of the Giants dominance in this series under Jim Fassel's reign, the only real question is whether or not there is anything that suggest otherwise. If there is, I don't see it.
The NFC defending Champs--who normally are a go-against early on--are on a 4-game ATS win streak and coming home off a heartbreaking 1-point loss to the Rams. There's nothing to indicate that the underrated Giants--coming home off a loss--shouldn't bounce right back into the win column.
Philly is off a bye, prior to which they were shocked at home by the Cards when they lost straight up as a 2-touchdown favorite. That upset loss came on the heels of 3 strong performances on the part of the Eagles, which suggests to me they are headed into a downward cycle. Looks to me like another double-digit victory for Fassel's crew...
*GIANTS -3 over Eagles
