Dolphins vs. Giants: TV Schedule, Live Streaming, Radio, Game Time and More

The Miami Dolphins better be ready to continue their winless season this week when they take on the New York Giants.

The G-Men are coming off a bye week, while the Dolphins are coming off a heart-breaking loss to the Denver Broncos.

Things are looking promising for the Giants this season, while Miami gets closer and closer to getting Andrew Luck with each passing week.

Where: MetLife Stadium, Miami

When: Sunday, Oct. 30 at 1 p.m. EDT

Watch: CBS, DirecTV 705

Listen: Sirius 136 (MIA), Sirius 86 (NYG)

Betting Line: New York Giants (-10)

Is there anyone that really wants to bet on Miami right now?

The Dolphins are 0-5 against the spread in their last five games, and even though the Giants aren't much better, they are the more logical bet.

The Giants have covered the spread just three times in their last nine games, but they should have no problem blowing out Miami.

Miami has really struggled this season, and New York is finally getting healthy.

It would be crazy to bet Miami with the way they have been playing, so put your eggs in Big Blue's basket this weekend.

What's at Stake

The Giants currently hold first place in the NFC East, but they have a difficult schedule from here on out. They need to pick up easy wins when they get the chance, so a victory here is essential for New York.

On the other hand, the Dolphins have been horrible this season. A loss would put them one step closer to Luck, while a victory puts them on the path for Landry Jones, Matt Barkley, or Robert Griffin III.

New York Injury Report:

Date	Pos	Player	Injury	Fantasy News
10/26/11	RB	Brandon Jacobs	Knee	Limited practice. Questionable for Week 8 vs. Miami
10/19/11	RB	Henry Hynoski	Neck	Bye. Questionable for Week 8 vs. Miami
10/18/11	DB	Prince Amukamara	Foot	Bye. Questionable for Week 8 vs. Miami
10/17/11	DB	Kenny Phillips	Ribs	Bye. Questionable for Week 8 vs. Miami
10/17/11	DL	Justin Tuck	Groin, neck	Bye. Questionable for Week 8 vs. Miami
10/11/11	DL	Jimmy Kennedy	Suspension	Four-game suspension. Eligible to return Week 11 vs. Philadelphia

Miami Injury Report:

Date	Pos	Player	Injury	Fantasy News
10/26/11	QB	Matt Moore	Ribs	Probable for Week 8 at N.Y. Giants
10/26/11	RB	Daniel Thomas	Hamstring	Did not practice. Questionable for Week 8 at N.Y. Giants
10/25/11	QB	Sage Rosenfels	Illness	NFI. Out for the season
10/23/11	DB	Reshad Jones	Knee	Missed Week 7 vs. Denver
10/23/11	TE	Will Yeatman	Shoulder	Missed Week 7 vs. Denver

Injury reports courtesy of CBS Sports.

What They're Saying:

According to ESPN New York, the Giants are getting healthy at exactly the right time.

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"Defensive end Justin Tuck (groin/neck), running back Brandon Jacobs (knee), rookie cornerback Prince Amukamara (foot) and fullback Henry Hynoski (neck) went through a limited practice.

"Wide receiver Ramses Barden (ankle) also participated in practice although it is unclear how much he did since he remains on the physically unable to perform list and is not on the official injury report.

"The only Giant who was not on the field was backup center Adam Koets, who also is on the PUP list with a back injury and is not ready to practice yet."

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The Dolphins have been dealing with "Suck for Luck" chants this season, which TE Anthony Fasano finds to be very disturbing, according to Yahoo.

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"It's sick, actually. I can't even fathom those thoughts of those people that conjure up that stuff. They have never played sports and pretty much aren't really our loyal fans. I can't really put any weight into that and I know the players don't listen to it. It's a shame, but people are going to talk and we just have to block that out."

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Fantasy Start 'Em, Sit 'Em and Sleeper

Eli Manning (Start 'Em)

Manning has a dream matchup this week against the Dolphins. Miami is giving up over 250 yards per game this season, a number that would be much higher if Tim Tebow could hit an open target.

He has gone over 290 yards in his last three games, two of which he threw for multiple touchdowns.

Expect a huge game out of Manning this week.

Brandon Marshall (Sit 'Em)

Marshall has topped 100 yards just once in his past five games. He is still a solid option in PPR leagues because he is bound to haul in at least five receptions.

However, Marshall is not worth a play in standard scoring leagues. He just has one touchdown this season, and won't make much of an impact in this game against an average pass defense.

Daniel Thomas (Sleeper)

The Giants are giving up a ton of yards on the ground this season, so it wouldn't be surprising to see Thomas bust out in this game.

New York is currently conceding over 125 yards rushing per game, so the Dolphins will look to run the ball early and often in this one.

Thomas has looked promising at times this season as he is averaging over four yards per carry on the year. The numbers haven't been there for him the past few weeks, so this could be a breakout week for the rookie RB.

New York Player to Watch: Hakeem Nicks

The Dolphins are giving up nearly 80 yards per game to opposing No. 1 WRs, which means that Hakeem Nicks could be in line for a huge performance.

Manning is going to look for his favorite target a lot in this game, so don't be surprised if Nicks tops the 150-yard mark and hauls in a pair of touchdowns.

The Dolphins better be ready in the secondary, or this one could get ugly very quick.

Miami Player to Watch: Matt Moore

If the Dolphins are going to have any chance in this game, Matt Moore is going to have to be effective.

He is going to see a ton of pressure from the Giants front four, and needs to be careful not to make any careless mistakes.

If he does, this game will get ugly in a hurry.

Key Matchup: Eli Manning vs. Miami secondary

As mentioned previously, the Dolphins secondary has been bad this season.

If Miami is going to have a legitimate shot at coming away with a victory, the secondary is going to need to have a huge game.

If the Dolphins can get pressure on Manning, the secondary will get the opportunity to make some plays. They need to convert on those opportunities, or Manning will eventually pick this team apart.

Prediction

New York Giants 27, Miami Dolphins 13