Miami Dolphins vs. New York Giants: Spread Info, Line and Predictions

The Miami Dolphins (0-6) look to stop a six-game losing streak as they travel to the NFC East  surprising Division Leader, the New York Giants (4-2).

Is this the game where the Miami Dolphins finally get their first win? Or will they find a way to lose another one, that forces their fans to make more songs for ESPN Radio’s 790 The Ticket in Miami for the “Dan LeBatard Show” about Andrew Luck?

Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

When: Sunday, Oct. 30 at 1:00 p.m. EDT

Watch: CBS 

Betting Line: The Giants are a 10 point favorite in this game. The Dolphins have done nothing this year to make it seem like they are going to cover this game. 

Betting Over/Under: The line is at 42 points with a great chance at this game finishing at under. 

Who Might Not Play For New York: The rookie first round draft pick CB Prince Amukamara hasn’t seen action in any game this year, but has been practicing lately with the team. He is still experiencing foot pain after his surgery. 

Who Might Not Play for Miami: CB Vontae Davis sat out of practice for two days this week with a hamstring injury. 

Fantasy Big Players: New York, RB Ahmad Bradshaw: Ahmad Bradshaw has been one of the best fantasy running backs this year. The last time the Giants played before their bye week, he went off for three touchdowns.

New York, WR Victor Cruz: Victor Cruz exploded on the fantasy scene with a huge two touchdown game against the Eagles. Since then, he’s evolved into a very reliable receiver for the Giants.

New York, QB Eli Manning: Manning has been one of the most consistent fantasy quarterbacks of this year. He will not go out and throw for 350 yards and five touchdowns, but he will have 250 yards and two touchdowns each week.

Key to New York win: Give the ball to Ahmad Bradshaw and let him run all over this Miami Dolphins defense. If they can not get Bradshaw going, then it will have to be the defense that wins this game for them. 

Key to Miami win: Hope that Eli Manning has a day where he throws multiple interceptions. They should have won against Denver last week, but stopped playing good football with four minuets left. They need to get the running game going and hope that whoever is playing quarterback for them, can play mistake free. 

Prediction: New York 31, Miami 7.

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