2019 New York Giants Betting - Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

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New York Giants Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

Now the rightful owners of the No. 2 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, it’s tough to imagine the New York Giants putting up much of a fight over the final month of the season. A solid young nucleus centered upon the likes of Daniel Jones, Saquon Barkley, Evan Engram and Darius Slayton should be good for years to come. What needs to improve however is the defense, and Dave Gettleman knows full well the best way to do that is through the draft. The betting markets fully understand that premise with the G-Men already being faded in early wagering heading into the clash against the division rival Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football.

2019 New York Giants at a Glance

Super Bowl Odds: NL

NFC Championship Odds: NL

Week 14 Matchup Odds

New York Giants +9.5

Philadelphia Eagles -9.5

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Week 14 Preview

Why these NFC East rivals play so late in the season is quite the headscratcher. Did the schedule makers already know the underachieving Eagles would need some cupcake matchups to assure a playoff spot? It certainly looks to be that way. While it’s not, it hasn’t stopped NFL bettors from flocking to the betting window to snag a piece of Philadelphia in this must-have win for the team’s respective playoff chances. Though Carson Wentz and company are currently receiving 54 percent of the bet count, it’s the Giants that’ve surprisingly taken in close to 80 percent of the early money. That said, 100 percent of it has been public. Wise guys are yet to show their hand, but the Giants are still being offered up at +9 with their supporters asked to lay a price to get in at that impost.

The Eagles have owned the recent rivalry sweeping it the last two seasons to move to 5-0 SU dating back to the 2016 season. Even so, it’s the Giants that came out the pointspread victor covering three times. The last time these squads locked horns in the Linc, Philly scored the 25-22 triumph but failed to cover the 5-point spread per the closing NFL odds. The Giants haven’t received more than 8.5-points in a visit to the City of Brotherly Love since the turn of the century. The games have also proven to be low scoring with the under cashing seven of the last nine times. With that, it comes as no surprise to see 56 percent of the bet count and nearly all the money taken in on the total in favor of a low scorer playing out in the Week 14 concluder.

Week 13 Recap

The Giants defense is nothing short of laughable. Since holding the Redskins to just three points way back in Week 4, their last eight opponents have dented the scoreboard for an average of 30.1 points per game. The unit just allowed Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense to rack up 31 points and 322 total yards in a driving snow storm; think about that for a second! Only the Chicago Bears have been held to less than 20 points since the beginning of October, but that’s absolutely nothing to beat your chest about considering the Bears offense rates out as one of the worst in the league. The end result was a 31-13 defeat that saw them come nowhere close to covering the closing 6.5-point spread. It also amounted to the team’s eighth straight loss in which they’ve managed a poor 2-6 record against the linemakers.

"We're playing hard and we're executing for three quarters, and then you get to the fourth quarter and it seems like we're close and the wheels seem to fall off," veteran defensive back Michael Thomas said. "It's just experience, game experience. You can't buy it. Being baptized by fire is how you get that experience. We'll be ready for it in the future. Unfortunately, right now, we're not finishing."

Daniel Jones had another game he’d most definitely like to forget after completing 54 percent of passes for 240 yards and 1 TD. But the three interceptions killed the team and put them behind the 8-ball whenever New York looked like it might mount a comeback. The outing came as quite disappointing after acquiring a 6:0 TD/INT ratio the previous two weeks. "It's tough to lose and no one likes to lose," said Jones, who was 20 of 37 for 240 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown pass to Sterling Shepard. "Through it we have been able to stick together and keep working each week. We have to maintain that focus."

2019 New York Giants Betting Schedule

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