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NFL : ATS Matchup
Sunday 9/29/2013Line$ LineOU LineScore
NY GIANTS
 
KANSAS CITY
+3  

-3  
+130

-150

44
 
7
Final
31

NY GIANTS (0 - 3) at KANSAS CITY (3 - 0)
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Week 4 Sunday, 9/29/2013 1:00 PM
Board OpenLatest
213NY GIANTS44.544
214KANSAS CITY-4.5-4
ADVANCED TEAM STATS
NY GIANTS - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfYardsYPPTOScoreHalfYardsYPPTO
All Games0-3-3.30-32-118.06.3334.7(6)4.338.313.3383.0(5.3)1.3
Road Games0-2-2.30-21-115.55.0314.0(6.3)4.537.015.0366.5(5.1)1.5
Last 3 Games0-3-3.30-32-118.06.3334.7(6)4.338.313.3383.0(5.3)1.3
Grass Games0-1-1.30-10-10.00.0150.0(3.5)3.038.017.0402.0(5.5)2.0
NY GIANTS - Current Season Statistics
 RushingPassingTotal
 PPGHalfFDTOPATT-YDSYPRCMP-ATTPCTYDSPYAATT-YDSYPPYPPT
Offense (All Games)18.06.319.726:0016-44(2.7)23-3958.5%290(7.4)56-335(6)(18.6)
Opponents Defensive Avg.186.219.328:3120-68(3.3)25-4161.4%276(6.7)61-343(5.6)(19.1)
Offense Road Games15.55.015.523:0115-55(3.7)20-3459.4%259(7.5)49-314(6.3)(20.3)
Defense (All Games)38.313.324.033:6033-130(4)27-4068.1%253(6.4)72-383(5.3)(10)
Opponents Offensive Avg.30.913.623.232:2929-122(4.2)25-3668.9%262(7.3)65-384(5.9)(12.4)
Defense Road Games37.015.024.536:5834-140(4.1)25-3867.1%226(5.9)72-366(5.1)(9.9)
NY GIANTS - Turnovers, Penalties and Special Teams Statistics
 Turnovers LostThird DownsFourth DownsKickoff ReturnsPunt ReturnsPenalties
 INTFLTODIFF#-MADEPCT#-MADEPCTKR-YDSYPKRPR-YDSYPPRPEN-YDS
Stats For (All Games)3.01.34.3-3.011-329.4%1-00.0%2-57(24.4)3-11(4.1)5-38
Opponents Avg. Stats Against1.30.82.11.213-433.1%1-030.0%1-32(22.1)19-2(8.9)7-55
Stats For (Road Games)2.52.04.5-3.011-439.1%0-00.0%1-25(25)3-10(3.3)6-48
Stats Against (All Games)0.70.71.3 15-747.7%1-050.0%1-11(17)3-51(19)7-68
Opponents Avg. Stats For0.31.21.6 13-646.2%0-050.0%1-17(19.6)35-3(12.2)6-53
Stats Against (Road Games)1.00.51.5 14-644.8%1-050.0%0-0(0)2-15(7.7)4-36

KANSAS CITY - Current Season Performance
 Straight UpAgainst SpreadTeamOpponent
 W-LUnitsW-LO-UScoreHalfYardsYPPTOScoreHalfYardsYPPTO
All Games3-0+3.32-10-323.714.7333.0(5.1)0.011.36.0309.0(5.1)3.0
Home Games1-0+10-10-117.07.0313.0(5.1)0.016.010.0318.0(5.5)2.0
Last 3 Games3-0+3.32-10-323.714.7333.0(5.1)0.011.36.0309.0(5.1)3.0
Grass Games3-0+3.32-10-323.714.7333.0(5.1)0.011.36.0309.0(5.1)3.0
KANSAS CITY - Current Season Statistics
 RushingPassingTotal
 PPGHalfFDTOPATT-YDSYPRCMP-ATTPCTYDSPYAATT-YDSYPPYPPT
Offense (All Games)23.714.718.332:5730-127(4.2)21-3561.0%206(5.9)65-333(5.1)(14.1)
Opponents Defensive Avg.25.91221.731:0826-116(4.5)25-3864.3%267(7)64-383(5.9)(14.8)
Offense Home Games17.07.019.028:1325-114(4.6)21-3658.3%199(5.5)61-313(5.1)(18.4)
Defense (All Games)11.36.017.727:0322-123(5.5)21-3854.9%186(4.9)60-309(5.1)(27.3)
Opponents Offensive Avg.21.19.719.629:5226-121(4.6)22-3660.5%226(6.3)62-347(5.6)(16.4)
Defense Home Games16.010.020.031:4716-37(2.3)30-4271.4%281(6.7)58-318(5.5)(19.9)
KANSAS CITY - Turnovers, Penalties and Special Teams Statistics
 Turnovers LostThird DownsFourth DownsKickoff ReturnsPunt ReturnsPenalties
 INTFLTODIFF#-MADEPCT#-MADEPCTKR-YDSYPKRPR-YDSYPPRPEN-YDS
Stats For (All Games)0.00.00.03.015-532.6%1-00.0%2-40(24.2)4-44(11.1)7-43
Opponents Avg. Stats Against0.711.71.313-535.3%1-040.0%2-46(22.9)28-3(8.2)6-43
Stats For (Home Games)0.00.00.02.013-430.8%0-00.0%2-25(12.5)3-41(13.7)10-45
Stats Against (All Games)1.31.73.0 13-427.5%1-00.0%2-54(26.8)2-12(7.2)5-34
Opponents Avg. Stats For0.711.7 14-535.8%1-060.0%2-57(23.5)9-2(5.6)6-52
Stats Against (Home Games)0.02.02.0 11-327.3%0-00.0%1-35(35)1-22(22)5-27
Average power rating of opponents played: NY GIANTS 27.3,  KANSAS CITY 13
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
NY GIANTS - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/URushingPassingTORushingPassingTO
9/8/2013@ DALLAS31-36L3.5L48.5O14-5027-42-428623-8736-49-2441
9/15/2013DENVER23-41L3.5L52.5O19-2328-49-353429-10930-43-3071
9/22/2013@ CAROLINA0-38L-2L47U16-6014-27-90346-19415-27-2082
9/29/2013@ KANSAS CITY            
10/6/2013PHILADELPHIA            
10/10/2013@ CHICAGO            
10/21/2013MINNESOTA            
10/27/2013@ PHILADELPHIA            

KANSAS CITY - Season Results
 Team StatsOpp Stats
DateOpponentScoreSULineATSTot.O/URushingPassingTORushingPassingTO
9/8/2013@ JACKSONVILLE28-2W-3W43U28-12021-34-171023-7119-41-1072
9/15/2013DALLAS17-16W-3L45U25-11421-36-199016-3730-42-2812
9/19/2013@ PHILADELPHIA26-16W3W50.5U37-14722-35-248028-26013-30-1715
9/29/2013NY GIANTS            
10/6/2013@ TENNESSEE            
10/13/2013OAKLAND            
10/20/2013HOUSTON            
10/27/2013CLEVELAND            
KEY GAME INFORMATION
NY GIANTS: The Giants have moved toward a zone-blocking scheme more and more in past years, and it appears they're ready to make a wholesale change this year. Second-year RB David Wilson fits best in a one-cut system, as does tandem back Andre Brown. Wilson figures to see the bulk of the early down snaps. But he's still a work in progress as far as blitz pick-up goes, so he'll head to the sideline in most passing situations. Andre Brown will take third downs and will likely end up taking short-yardage duties. Eli Manning has pretty much taken over this offense, adjusting plays at the line like his brother (minus the theatrics). They'll continue to run a lot of three-receiver sets, and Manning's at his best working off play-action. Hakeem Nicks, presumably healthy again, works primarily on the outside as a big-play threat. But Manning's favorite targets have traditionally worked out of the slot, which will be Victor Cruz's spot in three-wide looks. Manning will also use TE Brandon Myers as his main check-down option, as the backs usually stay in to protect. Third receiver Reuben Randle will play outside as a field-stretching option. The Giants stayed relatively run-based in the red zone last year, and Brown figures to take a good amount of the reps down there this year. Although the Giants allowed the second-most yards in the NFL, they also forced 35 turnovers (3rd in NFL) with FS Stevie Brown getting six interceptions. The defensive line is too talented with DEs Jason Pierre-Paul and Justin Tuck to record just 33 sacks again (22nd in NFL), and a better pass rush will certainly help their beleaguered secondary, which expects CB Prince Amukamara, 24, to dominate. The defense added seven new defenders this offseason, but DT Cullen Jenkins is the only projected starter of this bunch.
KANSAS CITY: New head coach Andy Reid will bring his West Coast offense to K.C., but unlike in Philly, his personnel with the Chiefs will force a more run-heavy approach. Jamaal Charles will be the focal point of the offense, as the Chiefs will incorporate a lot of zone blocking and stretch plays outside the tackles. They'll also use a lot of shotgun and spread formations to create space for Charles. Reid rode LeSean McCoy hard in Philly, and Charles is looking at a similarly huge workload. Rookie Knile Davis is coming off a rough season at Arkansas, but could emerge as the thunder in the Chiefs' backfield. Reid and new offensive coordinator Doug Pederson, most recently his QB coach with the Eagles, will run a classic West Coast offense. Alex Smith will work off play-action a lot and they'll move the pocket around for him. Dwayne Bowe will spend most of his time at flanker as the No. 1 receiver in this offense, with Donnie Avery stretching the field as a split end. The Chiefs are built for a lot of two-tight end sets, with Anthony Fasano in-line and more likely to stay in and block, and rookie Travis Kelce as the pass-catching H-back. Reid has talked up Dexter McCluster, but he figures to be only a part-time weapon. In the red zone, Smith will likely be put on a lot of sprint-outs on what are run-pass options. No team forced fewer turnovers (13) than the Chiefs last year, who had just four takeaways over the final eight games. New defensive coordinator Bob Sutton will try to mix things up with his 3-4 base that provides multiple looks and will blitz more than last year. The Chiefs had only five sacks coming from their defensive line in 2012, but OLBs Justin Houston and Tamba Hali combined for 19 sacks. The team added free agent CBs Dunta Robinson and Sean Smith to give the front seven more time to apply the pressure.
PREVIEW
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PA SPORTSTICKER PRO FOOTBALL PREVIEW (NY GIANTS-KANSAS CITY) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

(UPDATES with Snee, Baas out)

*Giants-Chiefs Preview* =======================

By TOM CASTRO STATS Senior Editor

The resurgent Kansas City Chiefs lead the NFL in turnover differential and sacks, and have relied upon an effective running game to get off to their second 3-0 start in a decade. They've also handled the NFC East so far, beating teams from that division in each of the last two weeks.

None of that appears to be good news for the winless New York Giants, who are coming off their worst performance under coach Tom Coughlin.

The Chiefs look to keep rolling when they face the desperate Giants on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.

Kansas City sacked Michael Vick six times, had five takeaways and rushed for 146 yards in a 26-16 win at Philadelphia last Thursday that marked a homecoming for coach Andy Reid, the Eagles' coach from 1999-2012.

The Chiefs have an NFL-best plus-nine turnover differential. They had a league-worst minus-24 mark last season.

"Points and turnovers are the two most important things that you have as a football team," Reid said. "If you turn the ball over you're losing football games, and if your takeaway ratio is high then normally you're winning. Those are two important stat points."

So is Kansas City's sack total of 15, with 7 1/2 of those coming from linebacker Justin Houston - he had 4 1/2 last week - to lead the league. The Chiefs managed 27 sacks for all of 2012.

Kansas City is also allowing only 309.0 yards per game, tied for eighth in the NFL.

"I think confidence starts from within," cornerback Sean Smith said. "If you're not confident in the way you prepare and work and study, I don't know what to say about you. But our confidence started back in OTAs and minicamps. We knew we've had something special here for a long time."

Running back Jamaal Charles is coming off his best game of the season, rushing for 92 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries last week.

The Chiefs' encouraging numbers don't seem promising for a New York team that's done hardly anything well during its 0-3 start. The Giants are tops in the league with 13 turnovers, have allowed 11 sacks, are last in the NFL in rushing at 44.3 yards per game and are giving up an average of 129.3 yards on the ground.

They turned in the worst performance of Coughlin's 10-year tenure last week in a stunning 38-0 loss to Carolina, which came in winless. Eli Manning was sacked seven times and hit numerous others, and the Giants were outgained 402-150.

"We have to play better," Manning said. "We have to have greater energy, greater enthusiasm, play better, better technique, decision making. There are some plays out there that we left on the field, and sometimes we just got flat-out beat. It's not a big surprise what we have to do to fix it. We just have to go out there and play better football."

That may have to start with the banged-up and patchwork offensive line, which has been almost completely ineffective so far. Starters David Baas and Chris Snee are out, leaving the relatively inexperienced Jim Cordle and James Brewer as their likely replacements.

Some rare Giants discord also surfaced during the week, with receiver Hakeem Nicks complaining about not being able to throw the ball to himself. Coughlin subsequently criticized him for the comment.

"Once you get to pointing the finger, you get that cancer in the locker room like that, it can fall apart easy," defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins said. "You can't do that. This is a team game. We come into every week, every game, as a team, we leave every game as a team. We win or lose as a team together."

Kansas City may also be benefiting from Reid's familiarity with his former NFC East foes. The Chiefs defeated Dallas in Week 2, and Reid won seven of the last nine matchups with the Giants while with the Eagles.

"There is no time to relax on what you have done, you just have to continue to build and get better," Reid told the team's official website. "We have so many things that we can get better at. ... It's crazy, and so, we are going to do that."

One of those areas is pass protection, which could be key with the Giants looking to get their usually vaunted pass rush going this week. New York, tied for last in the league with three sacks, will be facing a Kansas City club that's allowed Alex Smith to be sacked 10 times, among the most in the NFL.

The Chiefs haven't started 4-0 since opening with nine straight victories in 2003. The Giants last dropped their first four games during an 0-5 start to 1987.

New York has won four straight in the series and took the last meeting 27-16 at Arrowhead on Oct. 4, 2009.

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