The Green Bay Packers (8-3) travel to North Jersey to face the New York Giants (2-9) Sunday at MetLife Stadium at 1 p.m. ET. We analyze the Packers-Giants odds and betting lines while providing betting tips and advice around this Week 13 NFL matchup.
Packers at Giants: Week 13 preview, betting trends and notes
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- The Packers were routed by San Francisco 37-8 on Sunday Night Football in Week 12. Meanwhile, the Giants lost 19-14 to the Chicago Bears.
- The last meeting between the two teams was a 38-13 Packers win in 2017.
- The Giants are just 1-4 at home while the Packers are 3-2 on the road.
- The Packers (21st) and Giants (25th) both rank in the bottom third when it comes to total offensive yards per game.
- Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers has 18 passing touchdowns against two interceptions. RB Aaron Jones has 11 touchdowns on the ground and three as a receiver.
Packers at Giants: Odds, betting lines and prediction
Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Saturday at 9:15 a.m. ET.
Prediction
Packers 27, Giants 17
Moneyline (?)
The PACKERS (-278) remain a solid play because of the small price and value vs. the Giants (+220).
New to sports betting? A $10 wager on the Packers to win outright returns a profit of $3.60 with a victory.
Against the Spread (?)
Picking the PACKERS to win and cover the 6.5 points is the play. The -110 odds are far more profitable than the moneyline. They’ll need to win by at least seven points.
Betting $10 here will result in a profit of $8.70 if the Packers cover the spread Sunday.
Over/Under (?)
The UNDER 45.5 (-115) is the bet here. The Giants are 1-4 at home and often struggle to score points. Add in the likelihood of inclement weather and the Under looks good.
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