Why all the Doo-Doo Brown love??!!

[Mike Rose]

Giants first game in the Meadowlands since they won it all a season ago. Prime time under the ESPN lights; it doesn't get much bigger for a NY based team. Regardless of the injuries, HC Coughlin will want his club to put forth a better semblance of itself than it did in Detroit.

Cleveland is certainly an up and coming team, and their first stringers could get the best of it in this one. That said; I like NY's depth better and I also like the experiece they have with their QB rotation to allow them to pull away for the win in the later stages of the game.

The second half should find veteran David Carr squaring off against Brady Quinn for a majority of it. Edge: NY regardless of how poor Carr's proven to be against 1st stringers in the past. That said; he'll be throwing at a bunch of guys hoping to make that one big play to catch their coaches attention; hopefully it won't happen.

We cashed the Bengals on the $$$-line at GB in the first Monday night game of the pre-season, and are firing right back this week but only this time we're backing the home squad to bring home the bacon...

[LT Profits]

And who are the Giants QBs going to throw to?

[LT Profits]

And don't put too much stock into the first game at home since Super Bowl until the regular season. This is still just an exhibition game.

[Mike Rose]

Yes, it's still just an exhibition game, but this is NY! They demand excellence in every home game regardless the time of the year. I'd also imagine NY's QB's will hopefully be throwing to guys wearing the same jersey....

[unde0087]

Look Browns haven't had a TV game forever, they are going to play like this is the superbowl and since Crennel has taken over the Browns they are 5-1 SU and ATS as a visitor in the preseason, Browns are also 7-1 ATS when catching points and also 4-0 SU and ATS after a loss and it just so happens they lost to the Jets last week.

Like LT already pointed out, the Giants have about every key player on the sidelines for tonights game especially in the wideout spot. Crennel as you can see from those stats takes road games in the preseason alittle more serious then most coaches to give his team confidence going into the regular season.

Not to forget the fact that the underdogs are on a tear in this preseason