NFL playoffs football gambling on the Giants-Cowboys Divisional Playoff Game

NFL football gambling on the Cowboys has certainly offered its perks this season, as the team went 13-3 overall and 9-7 against the NFL football gambling spreads.  Tony Romo has delighted many NFL football gambling supporters by proving he is one of the top quarterbacks in the league and he has led a high octane offense that is comparable with the Cowboys’ offense in the days of Troy Aikmen, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin. However, NFL playoffs football gambling experts also have reason to question the Cowboys right now.

In the last quarter of the season the Cowboys looked very mediocre, and even though some of the games were meaningless, football playoffs gambling analysts sometimes argue that such a loss of momentum may be damaging in the Playoffs.  Additionally, Terrell Owens is nursing an ankle injury sustained in an NFL football gambling match up against the Panthers in Week 16.  It remains unclear whether T.O. will even play in this Playoff football gambling match up, and even if he does, many NFL playoffs football gambling analysts believe his impact will be limited.

While the Giants are the clear underdog in this NFL football gambling match up, and they have already lost to the Cowboys twice this season, there is no doubt that many NFL football gambling fanatics will be placing their bets on the Giants in this game.  New York has not lost a road game since Week 1 of the season, so they certainly have no fear about traveling to Dallas to play in this one.  Also, while NFL playoffs football gambling experts often criticize Eli Manning’s erratic play, he has been superb in his last two outings, so a similar performance this weekend may tip the scales in the favor of the Giants.  Additionally, defense is paramount in NFL playoffs football gambling in the postseason, and the Giants defense, led by Michael Strahan, is one of the fiercest in the league and will be sure to get lots of pressure on Romo.