Chad MillmanAug 20, 2026
Chad Milman says they are not buying the Giants with John Harbaugh and Jackson Dart, sees Dallas as the division team they are most optimistic about, and calls the Cowboys the most interesting team in the division.
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I'm not a fan of John Harbaugh. I'm not a fan of Jackson Darts.
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- Sharp or Square - NFC EAST BETTING PREVIEW: Predictions for Cowboys, Eagles, Giants & Commanders
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