New York Giants (7-3) vs. Dallas Cowboys (7-3)
November 24, 2022 4:30 pm EDT
The Line: Dallas Cowboys -8.5 / New York Giants +8.5 ; Over/Under: 43
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The Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants clash on Thanksgiving, week 12 NFL action from AT&T Stadium. New York enters this one at 7-3 overall. The Giants lost to the Lions in their last game. As for Dallas, they’re 7-3 as well and coming off a blowout win over the Vikings. Check back all season long for free NFL picks at Sports Chat Place.
New York started out their year on a 2-1 run with the lone loss coming to the Cowboys. After wins versus the Bears, Packers, Ravens and Jaguars, the Giants lost to Seattle. New York got it going again with a 24-16 win over the Texans the next week.
In Sunday’s matchup versus the Lions, the Giants were down 17-6 by the break. New York was outscored 14-12 from there for a 31-18 loss. QB Daniel Jones posted 341 yards with one TD and two picks, while also leading the rush on 50 yards and a score.
Over on the Cowboys’ side, they lost their opener to the Bucs but then hit wins over the Bengals, Giants, Commanders and Rams. Dallas went 2-2 over their next four games with losses to the Eagles and Packers alongside wins over the Lions and Bears.
In their matchup versus the Vikings on Sunday, the Cowboys scored double-digit points in each of the first three quarters. Dallas rolled to a 40-3 blowout win. QB Dak Prescott put up 276 yards and two scores, while Tony Pollard managed 80 yards rushing.
The Giants are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 in November and 5-2 ATS in their last seven overall. New York is 3-7 ATS in their last 10 versus the NFC.
Meanwhile, the Cowboys are 4-0 ATS in their last four at home and 20-6 ATS in their last 26 on turf. Dallas is 23-9 ATS in their last 32 overall.
PICK: I’m going with Dallas. The first time these teams met up back on September 26, the Cowboys took a 23-16 win. Dallas posted 391 total yards in that one with 23 first downs and zero turnovers. The Cowboys are coming off an absolute clinic versus the Vikings, holding Minnesota to 183 total yards, 16 first downs and 1-of-11 on third-down tries.
As for the Giants, they’ve faltered a bit over the last three games, scoring 18 points or fewer in two of those. New York is going to have their hands full with a confident Dallas team here.
