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Didn't we already do this thread?
Dallas 38
New York 19
Think about the last few Garrett years with little or no first quarter scoring from Dallas and big phony rallies before halftime and at fourth quarter against opponent's prevent defenses. That usually resulted in an average of 2.5 TDs per game (17.5 points). Add 2 FGs from the FG average as well and that puts the probable point expectation from previous behavior at 23.5 points. But as a result of the offense and defense offseason revisions, what happens when the Callahan and Romo team put at least a TD on the first quarter scoreboard and then the defense accounts for another TD? That improvement becomes 37.5 points which I round up to 38.
The Giants 19 points is really that the Giants are able to sustain 5 drives into the Dallas red zone but only get 1 TD and 4 FGs. In the past, almost all of those drives would have been TDs.
Just my opinion.
Dallas 38
New York 19
Think about the last few Garrett years with little or no first quarter scoring from Dallas and big phony rallies before halftime and at fourth quarter against opponent's prevent defenses. That usually resulted in an average of 2.5 TDs per game (17.5 points). Add 2 FGs from the FG average as well and that puts the probable point expectation from previous behavior at 23.5 points. But as a result of the offense and defense offseason revisions, what happens when the Callahan and Romo team put at least a TD on the first quarter scoreboard and then the defense accounts for another TD? That improvement becomes 37.5 points which I round up to 38.
The Giants 19 points is really that the Giants are able to sustain 5 drives into the Dallas red zone but only get 1 TD and 4 FGs. In the past, almost all of those drives would have been TDs.
Just my opinion.
