Alex Smith and the ‘semi-desperate’ Kansas City Chiefs will look to dominate Eli Manning and the reeling New York Giants when they square off in their Week 11 inter-conference mismatch on Sunday. Kansas City is looking to give their playoff hopes a big-time boost after dropping three of their last four games while New York looks to bounce back after suffering one of their worst losses of the season last weekend. Now, if you want to you who really is the NFL Week 11 betting favorites, let’s find out just how many points the Giants are going to lose by in this mismatch because the Chiefs are huge NFL Week 11 odds favorite.
Many of the Giants players said it was a healthy, air-clearing session.
“We needed to get snapped at a little bit; we do need to get fired up a little bit,” offensive lineman D.J. Fluker said. “If you get guys fired up, pissed off about the things they did, it will make them want to play better.”
Air-clearing or not, veteran cornerback Dominque Rodgers-Cromartie said the meeting was long overdue.
“I think it would put guys in a different attention span, put us on alert,” Rodgers-Cromartie said. “Ain’t nobody wants to have a play up there where you got to come back in the locker room and everybody is looking at you like you’re that guy.”
Chiefs (6-3) vs. Giants (1-8) NFL Week 11 Betting Odds & Expert Pick
The Chiefs’ offense leads the league by averaging 6.22 yards per play, and the 110 points that they’ve scored from outside the red zone also leads the league. pic.twitter.com/8LPeRTuhOH
— BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) 17 de noviembre de 2017
- When: November 19, 2017, 1:00 PM ET
- Where: MetLife Stadium
- TV: CBS
- Radio: 101 The Fox (Kansas City) / 660 AM (New York)
- Live Stream: NFL Live
- NFL Week 11 Betting Odds: Kansas City Chiefs -10 (Over/Under at 46)
Weather Forecast
- Partly Cloudy: 9°C/49°F
- Humidity: 52%
- Precipitation: 0%
- Cloud Cover: 49%
- Wind: 21 mph WNW
- Stadium Type: Open
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Recent Head to Head (Last 6 Games)
- Record: NY Giants lead 4-2
- Score: Kansas City 15.67 / NY Giants 19.83
- Rush Yards: Kansas City 120.50 / NY Giants 138.00
- Pass Attempts: Kansas City 36.33 / NY Giants 31.17
- Completion Percentage: Kansas City 54.13 / NY Giants 54.01
- Passing Yards: Kansas City 186.50 / NY Giants 190.33
- Total Yards: Kansas City 307.00 / NY Giants 328.33
- Turnovers: Kansas City 2.33 / NY Giants 2.00
Why Bet the Kansas Chiefs Odds at -10?
Why consider the Chiefs NFL Week 11 Betting Odds? Well, there are several reasons, like the fact that Kansas City is better in all three phases of the game. There’s also the fact that the Chiefs undoubtedly have a sense of urgency after dropping three of their last four games. There’s also the fact that the Chiefs possess one of the best offenses in the league right now as they rank an encouraging fifth in scoring (28.1 ppg). Then, there’s the fact that Kansas City is playing decent defense right now, having held two of their last four opponents to an identical 19 points. Of, did I forget to mention that Kansas City is also well-rested after getting a bye last weekend? Still, head coach Andy Reid has his team focused on the task at hand, not New York’s one-win record. “Listen, I tell the guys that every week: You got to focus on getting better as a team,” Reid said when asked what his message has been to his players this week. We got a lot of room to improve. We’re not good enough right now, so we got to keep working, so that’s where it always starts. That’s the one great thing about football, you always have something you can get better at.” “Record never matters; you just go play,” added Reid. “They have good talent and good coaching on that team.” “They play hard and I have a lot of respect for their defensive coordinator (Steve Spagnuolo),” Reid said. “I think he does a great job and they’ve got good players. We’re going to prepare ourselves to play a good football team and it’s important we get into the flow of things.”Why Bet the New York Giants Odds at +10?
Why bet on the Giants in this contest? There is literally, absolutely and undoubtedly no reason at all to back the G-Men in this contest! I mean, really, when you think about it, things just can’t get much worse for Eli Manning and the Giants than they are right now. The G-Men have lost three straight since stunning Denver 23-10 in Week 6 and became the first team to lose to the lowly San Francisco 49ers in their humiliating 31-21 loss on Sunday. The Giants are also ranked a pitiful 29th in scoring (16.7 ppg) and equally dismal 28th in points allowed (26.4 ppg). The Giants had a meeting this week with embattled head coach Ben McAdoo, where they reportedly bared all of their feelings. “We were brutally honest with each other,” McAdoo said of that film review. “We’ll see how the players respond, but we also talked about the great opportunity in front of us.”
Many of the Giants players said it was a healthy, air-clearing session.
“We needed to get snapped at a little bit; we do need to get fired up a little bit,” offensive lineman D.J. Fluker said. “If you get guys fired up, pissed off about the things they did, it will make them want to play better.”
Air-clearing or not, veteran cornerback Dominque Rodgers-Cromartie said the meeting was long overdue.
“I think it would put guys in a different attention span, put us on alert,” Rodgers-Cromartie said. “Ain’t nobody wants to have a play up there where you got to come back in the locker room and everybody is looking at you like you’re that guy.”
