NY is 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games in September and 0-4 ATS in their last 4 week 2 games while the over is 6-1 in their last 7 home games.
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The Saints and the Giants have had an unusual series of high-scoring games against one another in recent seasons. But that was only the start of a wild week for the black and gold. Once again we could see the team who possesses the ball last in a position to kick a field goal to win the game. So it’s safe to assume that the Giants will primarily focus on Snead and Cooks, likely leaving first-year wide receiver Michael Thomas to tangle with the G-men’s nickel cornerback. Toomer made the comments as an MSG Network postgame analyst. With the additions of Olivier Vernon and Damon Harrison, along with the return of Jason Pierre-Paul, this task will be far easier than it was last season.
MORE BREES: Brees looks as good at 37 as he did at 27, if not better. In addition, due to National Football League suspensions, Dallas was emasculated on defense without Demarcus Lawrence, Rolando McClain and Randy Gregory.
Look, the bottom line is wins and losses, and how a team spends its allotted cap money affects the bottom line. The reality is that the defense will be a work in progress until all the kinks are ironed out. The Saints announced backup tight end Josh Hill will be out as well.
The Giants lost to the Saints 52-49 as both defenses were picked apart by opposing quarterbacks. The Saints defeated the Giants, 48-27.
“I have to make those kinds of calls and guys have to trust my judgement”, Del Rio said. “I think they’re all very versatile, can do a lot of things”. “If we’re winning games and you keep making your way up the chart, that’s not such a bad thing”. Defensively, the Saints yielded 35 points and 486 yards. He would remain in that position until 2002 when he left NY to take the assistant head coaching job with the Dallas Cowboys. On over-reaction Monday, the analysts were ready to consider all the offensive problems alleviated on the Giants. “It allows me that freedom to pay attention to the other facets a little bit clearer”. “We can’t look at past year and say that that’s the type of game it’s going to be”, Brees said.
“It’s the first week, but I guess that’s why you have to expect the unexpected”. “It’s going to hurt, it’s going to sting, it’s going to be hard to sleep.but I know him”.
The Giants ran the ball well, and that bodes well for the offensive line. The unit needs to back it up this week.
“Just made some bad decisions”, Smith said.
The New Orleans Saints travel to the New Jersey Meadowlands to take on the New York Giants in an NFL Week 2 showdown that shouldn’t be a repeat of 2015’s shootout.
“It’s insane how he is getting better every year”, Casillas continued.
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STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES – Saints won four of last five meetings under coach Sean Payton.
