Video Summary

In this article, the writer from Sportsbook Review assesses the upcoming Thursday Night Football game between the Cowboys and the Giants. The Cowboys are currently favored to win by 5.5 to 6 points, but the writer questions the legitimacy of this line. He points out that the Cowboys have not looked good in the preseason, while the Giants have had some positive games. He believes that the gap between the two teams' performances is smaller than the spread suggests. The writer also analyzes the team's defensive performances, with the Cowboys' defense ranking 32nd in points allowed over the past two weeks. He thinks that the Giants' defense, which is without two cornerbacks, has potential to compete with the Cowboys.

The writer also discusses the quarterback performance of Daniel Jones and Dak Prescott, and notes that while Prescott is generally considered better than Jones, the Giants' quarterback has had some good games. He concludes that the real handicap in this game is the Cowboys' lack of a running game and the Giants' strong defensive line. He suggests that the Giants' wide receiver, Malik Neas, could be a problem for the Cowboys, and that the under 26.5 rushing yards for Ezekiel Elliott is a good bet.