Giants Wire
The New York Giants (2-11) host the Baltimore Ravens (8-5) at MetLife Stadium this Sunday afternoon in a game that has seen the point spread balloon to 16 as the week has progressed.
BetMGM has the over/under at 43 total points, indicating they are predicting a comfortable, low-scoring Ravens victory on Sunday. The moneyline is an unbettable Ravens -1400, Giants +800.
There won’t be a whole lot of action on many of those wagers but there are a few prop bets we’ll be looking at. Here are our top three.
This is a gamble because Tommy DeVito has played so sparingly this year. He threw for 189 yards against Tampa Bay in his one start three weeks ago on 21-of-31 passing. He should do a little better here as the Giants will likely be playing catch-up against a Baltimore defense that is last in the league in passing yards allowed per game (264.9).
Not a great bet because of the low payout but could be used as an anchor in some large parlays. Derrick Henry is chasing Saquon Barkley for the NFL rushing title and has been excellent all year, averaging 108.2 yards per game and 5.9 yards per carry. The Giants are 29th in the NFL against the run (141,7 YPG allowed) and although their defensive front played well last week, they’re still way undermanned.
There’s money to be made on this one as Malik Nabers will certainly get the targets against a very suspect Ravens secondary. Baltimore has allowed over 40 FPS to wide receivers this season, the third-highest in the NFL. Nabers hasn’t had a 100-yard game since Week 4, so he’s way overdue. The Ravens haven’t allowed a wide receiver over 100 since Ja’Marr Chase torched them for 264 yards in Week 10, hence the number being so high.
