| New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles NFL Picks, Predictions & Odds |
|
|
|
| Written by Matt Foust | |||||||
|
Sunday, 01 November 2009
|
|||||||
|
New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles NFL Picks, NFL Predictions & NFL Odds: The Giants and Eagles square off today in a huge NFC East battle at Lincoln Financial Field. New York needs to return to its winning ways, but they will have to do so against a Philly team that has won three of its last four games and seven of its last 10 home games. The two rivals will are scheduled to get things underway at 1:00pm ET on FOX. NFL Picks at Bodog.com have the Giants listed as a -1.5 against the spread favorite. Giants Breakdown: New York jumped out to a perfect 5-0 start, but they made hay against mostly sub-par football teams Eagles Breakdown: Philadelphia advanced its record to 4-2 on Monday night to stay even with the Cowboys in the NFC East standings. The Eagles, like the Giants, have taken advantage of a soft early season schedule (Carolina, Kansas City, Tampa Bay, Oakland, Washington) to build a nice record. What has to be disconcerting to Andy Reid, though, is the fact that his team got smoked it in one true test (22-48 loss to the Saints at home) and they layed an egg against arguably the worst team in football (9-13 loss at Oakland). They have a chance to build some confidence and quiet the naysayers today against a good Giants team. NFL Picks Betting Trend: The Over is 7-0 in the Eagles last seven games at Lincoln Financial Field. Bodog.com New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles NFL Picks, Predictions & Odds: New York Giants -1.5 (-110), Over 44.5 (-110) Philadelphia Eagles +1.5 (-110), Under 44.5 (-110) Bet on sports at online sportsbook Bodog.com and receive a 10% Deposit Bonus and start winning today!                       |
|||||||
| Last Updated ( Sunday, 01 November 2009 ) | |||||||
(i.e. Washington, Tampa Bay, Kansas City, and Oakland). They have taken on the Saints and Cardinals the last two weeks and the results were dramatically different as the Giants lost in unceremonious fashion on both occasions. New York's banged up defense suffered the biggest setback. The unit held its opposition to an average of 14.2 points per game through the first five contests, but it has given up 72 points over the last two weeks. The Giants will need to get things corrected, and quickly, if they hope to hang onto their half game led over the Eagles.