Upstart Giants Host Cowboys in NFC East Monday Night Week 3 Showdown  

The Cowboys season and coach Mike McCarthy’s career are in betting on NFL danger.  In turn, the Cowboys are without starting quarterback Dak Prescott for the second time in three seasons.  In 2020 the Cowboys had a miserable campaign without Prescott.  Last year when Prescott was healthy, Dallas won the NFC East Division championship.  This week brings a tough Monday Night matchup against the NFC East rival Giants.  New York has an improved look with rookie head coach Brian Daboll.  Now Giant fans and gamblers are thinking of a potential playoff run.

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Although Dallas is one of the most popular brands on the board, Top online sportsbook gamblers are currently skeptical.  Squares are terrified to step out with Dallas on the road without Dak Prescott.  Sharps are taking a more sober approach but want to evaluate the price and value of each side.

Cowboys Off Season Saving Thriller over Bengals

Last game, the Cowboys won 20-17 against the Bengals as 7.5-point home dogs.  The game went under the Betting on football total of 42.  Dallas has a record of 1-1 straight up, 1-1 against the spread, and 0-2 over/under the total.  Dallas ranks 25th for total offense, 21st for passing, 22^nd for rushing, and 31st for scoring.  Defensively they rank 6^th overall, 6th against the pass, 19th against the rush, and 10th for points allowed.  Also, Dallas ranks 13th for turnovers lost and 25th for takeaways.

Dallas backup QB embraced offensive coordinator Kellen Moore after the winning kick for the Cowboys.  Indeed, Moore had the big day for Big D.  Now, Dak Prescott’s backup has a 2-0 career record filling in.  And he engineered winning drives on his final possession both times.  Rush led the drive to Brett Maher’s 50-yard field goal as time expired. And the Cowboys held on after losing a two-touchdown halftime lead.  After the Cowboys stopped the Bengals with about a minute remaining, Rush got them in range for Maher.

Rush got the winning drive going with a 12-yard completion to Noah Brown.  Specifically, Brown scored his first NFL touchdown on the opening drive.  And he finished with a career-high 91 yards receiving.  A 10-yarder to CeeDee Lamb put the Cowboys in range for Maher.  Previously, Maher kicked a 54-yarder in the first half.

A Giant Leap Forward for Big Blue

Last game, the Giants won 19-16 against the Panthers as 1-point home dogs.  The game went under the total of 44.  New York has a record of 2-0 straight up, 2-0 against the spread, and 0-2 over/under the NFL bets total.  New York ranks 21st for total offense, 31st for passing, 5th for rushing, and 16th for scoring.  Defensively they rank 12th overall, 10th against the pass, 18th against the rush, and 9th for points allowed.  Also, New York ranks 12th for turnovers lost and 24th for takeaways 

The Giants are finding ways to win with Brian Daboll as their coach.  Last Sunday, Graham Gano kicked a 56-yard field goal with 3:34 to play.  New York ignored being booed off the field at halftime and beat the Panthers.  Now the G-Men are 2-0 for the first time since 2016.  And they sent the Panthers to their ninth straight loss.

Gano also hit from 51, 36, and 33 yards.  Meanwhile, Daniel Jones found rookie tight end Daniel Bellinger on a 16-yard touchdown pass.  Hence, the Giants responded in the second half after the game was tied 6-6 at the break.

Saquon Barkley rushed for 72 yards on 21 carries.  Barkley produced ten- and eight-yard runs.  And then the Giants responded with an 11-play, 37-yard drive to take the lead.  In like manner to the Giants’ late drive against Tennessee that ended with a TD and 2-point conversion.

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On this occasion, the Giants should carry their momentum with the NFL Betting odds.

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