Denver at New York

What Peyton Manning did last week was scary. In a game in which offenses are supposed to be shaking off a bit of rust, he tied an NFL record with seven TD passes against the defending Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens. The Giants played a miscue filled game at Dallas a week ago. Eli Manning threw three INT's, and the offense coughed the ball up six times in a 36-31 loss. Eli will be able to move the chains and score points in this game, but will his defense be able to keep him in the game? Denver's offense has now gone for 30+ points in 11 of their last 13 games. And, this offense is better than last year's version. The Giants defense gave up the second most yards in the entire NFL last season. The 36 points they allowed in week one didn't show anything to make you think they will be better this season, especially against the best offense in the league. Denver is now 39-17-1 to the OVER in their last 57 games overall, and the Giants are 13-3-1 to the OVER after rushing for less than 90 yards in their last game. This game is at Met-Life Stadium, which will host the Super Bowl, and Denver should be out to make a statement here, that they will be back. The Giants' running game looks uncertain with Wilson being benched for a pair of fumbles, and  backup Da'Rel Scott was injured, so expect the ball to be in the air a lot. I don't play favorites often, but Denver with Manning is lethal. With him under center, the Broncos are 11-2 ATS as chalk including 8-1 as a favorite of 3.5 to 9.5 points. Play on Denver and the OVER here.