SUNDAY NIGHT
ARIZONA CARDINALS @ NEW YORK GIANTS Giants -7.5 is an interesting line, if we could have seen this game capped BEFORE both teams week 6 games this would be a double digit spread. Giants are coming off a tough loss from New Orleans while Arizona is coming off a defining win against the Seattle Seahawks. What stands out here is the battle between Arizona's passing game and the newly exposed passing defense of the New York Giants. New Orleans marches and throws on everyone, but they made it look very easy last week putting up 369 yards and 4 touchdowns through the air against the Giants secondary.
Now some people may say that the Arizona Cardinals are not the New Orleans Saints, and they are right, the problem with that argument is that Arizona has actually averaged more yards passing per game than New Orleans. The Giants offense suffered against New Orleans last week, but they get to go up against one of the worst passing defenses in the league in Arizona. The 7.5 line here is not worth touching in my opinion. Arizona has a renewed confidence and the one test the Giants have had so far they failed. A touchdown will decide this game, I am just not sure which side the touchdown advantage will be on.
Now that being said, this statistically screams shootout. Both teams will rely on their passing game to win this game. Arizona is stout against the run and will force Eli and his young group of receivers to win the game, on the other side of the ball. Giants run defense has allowed over 110 yards per game, but the Cardinals don't have the running game to exploit them. With both teams passing and the Giants looking to bounce back, look for a quick high scoring game making the OVER 44 look like easy money by half time. Again, I will be staying away from the spread but pounding the OVER 44! Good Luck.
MONDAY NIGHT PHILADELPHIA EAGLES @ WASHINGTON REDSKINS
Will the real Jason Campbell please show up! This game looks like an easy call at first glance, the Eagles have outscored opponents by an average of 7.4 points per game. Putting up a whopping 27.2 points per game, with the Redskins averaging a miserable 13.2 points per game, a 7 point spread just doesn't seem reasonable. But let us look a little closer... The Redskins com into the game with Jim Zorn pretty much fired for all intensive purposes; their starting quarterback was pulled in the middle of last week's loss to a horrible Kansas City team, and a starting running back that isn't practicing due to an injury sustained last week.
Philadelphia on the other hand is coming off a tough loss to a horrible Oakland team that seemed to come out of nowhere to put a halt to what looked like a high powered offense the first 5 weeks of the season. Last week's Eagles game is forcing this line well below where it should be, the idea that you can get this line at -7 +100 as I write this (10/22) is ludacris. Grab it now, it won't stay there long 61% of the public looks to agree with me. That next 0.5 point is a big one.
The facts are simple, Philadelphia isn't as bad as they looked in Oakland in week 6. The Redskins may be worse than they looked losing to Kansas City in week 6.
Taking the Eagles early in the week, will pay off, EAGLE -7 +100 is just too sexy to pass up at this point.
ARIZONA CARDINALS @ NEW YORK GIANTS Giants -7.5 is an interesting line, if we could have seen this game capped BEFORE both teams week 6 games this would be a double digit spread. Giants are coming off a tough loss from New Orleans while Arizona is coming off a defining win against the Seattle Seahawks. What stands out here is the battle between Arizona's passing game and the newly exposed passing defense of the New York Giants. New Orleans marches and throws on everyone, but they made it look very easy last week putting up 369 yards and 4 touchdowns through the air against the Giants secondary.
Now some people may say that the Arizona Cardinals are not the New Orleans Saints, and they are right, the problem with that argument is that Arizona has actually averaged more yards passing per game than New Orleans. The Giants offense suffered against New Orleans last week, but they get to go up against one of the worst passing defenses in the league in Arizona. The 7.5 line here is not worth touching in my opinion. Arizona has a renewed confidence and the one test the Giants have had so far they failed. A touchdown will decide this game, I am just not sure which side the touchdown advantage will be on.
Now that being said, this statistically screams shootout. Both teams will rely on their passing game to win this game. Arizona is stout against the run and will force Eli and his young group of receivers to win the game, on the other side of the ball. Giants run defense has allowed over 110 yards per game, but the Cardinals don't have the running game to exploit them. With both teams passing and the Giants looking to bounce back, look for a quick high scoring game making the OVER 44 look like easy money by half time. Again, I will be staying away from the spread but pounding the OVER 44! Good Luck.
MONDAY NIGHT PHILADELPHIA EAGLES @ WASHINGTON REDSKINS
Will the real Jason Campbell please show up! This game looks like an easy call at first glance, the Eagles have outscored opponents by an average of 7.4 points per game. Putting up a whopping 27.2 points per game, with the Redskins averaging a miserable 13.2 points per game, a 7 point spread just doesn't seem reasonable. But let us look a little closer... The Redskins com into the game with Jim Zorn pretty much fired for all intensive purposes; their starting quarterback was pulled in the middle of last week's loss to a horrible Kansas City team, and a starting running back that isn't practicing due to an injury sustained last week.
Philadelphia on the other hand is coming off a tough loss to a horrible Oakland team that seemed to come out of nowhere to put a halt to what looked like a high powered offense the first 5 weeks of the season. Last week's Eagles game is forcing this line well below where it should be, the idea that you can get this line at -7 +100 as I write this (10/22) is ludacris. Grab it now, it won't stay there long 61% of the public looks to agree with me. That next 0.5 point is a big one.
The facts are simple, Philadelphia isn't as bad as they looked in Oakland in week 6. The Redskins may be worse than they looked losing to Kansas City in week 6.
Taking the Eagles early in the week, will pay off, EAGLE -7 +100 is just too sexy to pass up at this point.