2012-2013 Regular Season: 9-7 SU | 7-9 ATS
Coming off a Super Bowl win the season before, the New York Giants opened their campaign last year looking like a team that is destined to repeat as champions. They racked up a 6-2 SU record in their first 8 games. But their season went downhill after that, managing to only tally 3 wins in their next 8 games. As a result, their 9-7 SU regular season record failed to clinch them a playoff berth. Against the spread, the Giants were also mediocre with a losing 7-9 card.
Despite failing to defend not only their Super Bowl championship but also their NFC East title last year, the Giants are pegged to reclaim their division title this year by having a price of +150. In the odds to win the NFC championship and the Super Bowl, the Giants are +1500 and +2.500, respectively.
Next season, the Giants fly to Texas as 3-point underdogs in Week 1 to face the Dallas Cowboys. New York has been successful recently against Jerry Jones’ team winning 3 of its last 4 match-ups. Then it’s going to be a sibling war in Week 2 when Eli Manning takes the field opposite his older brother Peyton Manning and the rest of the Denver Broncos in the Giants’ first home game of the season. The Giants are 7-1 SU and 3-0 ATS in their last 8 and 3 home games, respectively. Also, they are 4-0 SU in the last 4 visits of the Broncos.
Key Betting matchups of 2013 NFL Season:
Week 12 vs. Dallas Cowboys – the Giants have won 3 of their last 5 home games against Dallas
Week 13 @ Washington Redskins – the Giants were victorious in 5 of their last 7 visits in Washington.
New York Giants bettors should pay attention to:
– The Giants’ strength of road schedule is .406 – 31st overall in the league
– Rookie defensive end Damontre Moore, who the Giants picked in the 3rd round but was mostly considered a Top 5 prospect prior to the combine.
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