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

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New York Giants Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

Since pulling off a shocking comeback at Tampa Bay to log the first win of the Daniel Jones era, the New York Giants were put in their place last week at home against the Minnesota Vikings and things don’t look to be getting any better in Week 6 with a trip to Foxboro lined up to kick-off Week 6 against the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football. Online sportsbooks will no doubt be rooting for the G-Men just like they have for every opponent that’s squared off against the Patriots this season.

2019 New York Giants at a Glance

Giants Super Bowl Odds: +40000

Giants NFC Championship Odds: +18500

Week 6 Matchup Odds

New York Giants +17

New England Patriots -17

Total: 41

Week 6 Preview

As has been the case each of the first five weeks of the season, the New England Patriots will once again be enormous liabilities for those booking the bets. New England has been asked to lay double-digits in three of its first five played games, and that’s once again the case on Thursday with Bill Belichick’s troops initially hitting the board as 15-point home chalk. A whopping 65 percent of the bet count has pushed the number to beat up to -16.5, and if the Patriots previous games are any type of indicator, the line isn’t done climbing yet. The Pats have dropped three of the last four matchups against the G-Men and failed to cover each of the last five dating back to 2007.

The total has also seen a steady stream of action with the O/U currently checking in at 43 after originally opening up at 46 with 60 percent of the bets booked to this point in support of the line move. New England has played to low scorers in four of its first five games with an average of 37.8 points per game scored, while the Giants have seen the under cash at a 3-2 clip with an average of 44.4 points scored. The under has come in for total bettors three of the last four times these franchises squared off against one another with an average of 41.5 points scored.

Week 5 Recap

"We played well from the jump," said Cousins, who was 22 of 27 for a season-high 306 yards. "I thought it was a very balanced attack today through the pass game and the run game. The screen game added variety to the offense. I thought Dalvin showed why he's such a special player."

After Stefon Diggs spouted off about how displeased he was about the Vikings lack of a passing attack, offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski made it a point to look to the air much more to the chagrin of the Giants who entered Sunday’s tilt winners of two straight. While Diggs ended up hauling in three of his four overall targets for 44 scoreless yards, it was Adam Thielen that made the biggest impact with his 130 yards and 2 TD on seven receptions. As has been the case all season, New York had a terrible time trying to keep Kirk Cousins and the Vikings passing attack in check. Because of it, they’ll enter Thursday night’s tilt against Tom Brady and company owners of the league’s No. 28 ranked pass defense that’s given up 9.1 yards per pass attempt (No. 31) and a whopping 13.4 yards per pass completion; only the Miami Dolphins have been worse in both stat categories.

But it wasn’t just the pass that New York’s defense had issues containing with Dalvin Cook setting the pace for a dominant ground game that churned out 211 total yards on 34 overall carries. NY will now attempt to limit the Patriots rushing attack with the league’s No. 24 ranked run defense that gives up an average of 130 yards per game at 4.9 yards per carry over the last three weeks.

"It's never a good feeling when you lose," Jones said. "I have been on teams where we have lost and I have certainly lost games before. You learn from it and it's an opportunity to improve. It's never a good feeling to lose." Daniel Jones burst onto the scene a few weeks back against the bad pass defense of the Buccaneers. Since then, he’s gone on to throw for just 407 yards and a 2:3 TD/INT ratio against the Redskins and Vikings. He was just thrown to the turf four times by Minnesota, and now faces a Pats defense that leads the league in sacks with 24. His running back might also be rookie Jon Hilliman who came on in relief for Wayne Gallman Jr. after getting concussed; not good!

2019 New York Giants Betting Schedule

Past New York Giants Seasons

One of five teams to join the upstart NFL in 1925, the New York Football Giants are the only one of those clubs still in existence. The franchise has enjoyed plenty of success over the years winning at total of eight league championships – four in the pre-Super Bowl era and four after. They captured their first title in their third year of existence by going 11-1-1 during the regular season.

In a six-year span from 1958 to 1963 the Giants were the tough-luck team in the NFL. They appeared in five championship games and failed each time to get their fifth title, losing twice to the Baltimore Colts and Green Bay Packers, while also falling to the Chicago Bears. The team went into a major funk after that, posting just two winning season over the next 17. The once proud franchise had become a laughingstock.

Things started to cycle around in the mid-1980s under Bill Parcells. The Giants won a team record 14 games and their first division title since the merger in 1986, going on to win their first Super Bowl title as well. In his final season as head coach, Parcells led the Giants to 13 wins and another Super Bowl win following the 1990 season. The G-Men won two Super Bowls under Tom Coughlin, beating New England both times. The first after the 2007 season ended New England’s chance at a perfect season.

Since their last Super Bowl win following the 2011 campaign, the Giants have struggled. They have just two winning seasons and no playoff victories over that seven-year span. Their eight wins over the past two seasons are the fewest since winning seven games over the 1982 and 1983 seasons.

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