The NFC East has been in a bit of a rut to start the season, but these two teams have shown some flashes and are ready to take off. It is clear that one of these two teams has a pretty serious skill gap than the other. With that being said, they play the games for a reason. Here is the Cowboys Giants Preview.
Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants Preview and Predictions
Although Dallas is 1-2, they have lost to some decent teams. The Saints played nearly perfect football in week two, and the Ravens were in must-win mode on the road in week two. As a Cowboys fan, I do not think we need to overreact. The Offense was able to move the ball in all three weeks but the defense has looked awful. Linebacker Micah Parsons was quoted to say that this start was a “reality check”. I would surely agree with that quote because when you look around the locker room in Dallas, you will see a really talented team.
Dak Prescott: “Jump off if you want.” #DallasCowboys
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The New York Giants got the road win as 6.5-point underdogs in Cleveland. It started really poor as they fumbled the opening kickoff and gave up a touchdown on the next play. Sadly for Browns fans, that was not the case. Daniel Jones knew his career was in jeopardy and played a very solid game against a decent Browns defense. This week, he and the Giants know how important this game is to their fanbase, so they will surely be geared up for this game.
Cowboys 1st Half over 12.5
Just like the Ravens were last week, it seems like must-win mode for Dallas in week four. Everyone knows they are the better team, and Vegas agrees with that. The Cowboys are 6-point road favorites, and it seems like they are taking a ton of money. Dallas is going to come out with a fire in their belly after last week, and they’ll get on the board really quick. If they are inside the 50, which they will multiple times, it is an automatic three points with Brandon Aubrey. Look for Dallas to come out quick and put points on the board.
EZEKIEL ELLIOTT anytime touchdown +165
We went with Zeke for a touchdown last week, but he failed to get the ball at the one-yard line. Although he is getting a tad older, he still has size and strength. I expect Zeke to get on the board in the first half this week and be the may just be the best option once Dallas gets inside the ten.
