Take the San Diego Chargers vs. New York Giants OVER 47 -105. This game's headline in the aftermath could easily read, Giants run all day, while Chargers pass all day. San Diego can't stop the run it's that simple. The Giants secondary has been exposed badly of late, albeit vs quality QBs, but Philip Rivers also falls into that category. Giants defense has beaten down on less than average opponents, but when it plays against talented opposition, they have proven extremely vulnerable. San Diego's defense has allowed yardage and points virtually every game and are nowhere near what you'd call a daunting unit by any means. Both teams have solid passing games, the Giants running the ball should open up their passing game and allow Manning and his bevy of receivers to make some plays as well. Rivers will dice up a Giants secondary and possibly some dump offs to the backs will prove big yard gainers as the Giants D line over commits. Turnovers should come into play as well, along with some big plays getting yardage and points quickly. Both teams into the mid-20s is very doable and we like the OVER 47 here.
Take the Philadelphia Eagles - 3 +107 vs. Dallas Cowboys. Tony Romo and his teammates have had their asses handed to them their last couple of visits to the city of Brotherly Love. It could easily happen again as Dallas hasn't really had any quality wins, other than one over Atlanta and comes into a place where Philly is feeling it right now. They stepped up against the Giants. Philly has 14 INTs this year and 23 sacks. Is a blitzing, pressuring, speedy unit that know how to get to Romo and have done it before and I expect more of the same come Sunday. McNabb has Jackson and Maclin and Celek, more quality receiving than he's had in years. They feast on an average Cowboys' secondary and the Eagles D simply steps up again and makes huge plays that turn this game into Philly's favor in a big way.
Also adding
Pit-Den Over 39.5 (Monday)(-110)
Montreal Canadiens (Saturday)(-145)
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