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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 New York Giants prop bet predictions for Week 10

Highlighting five New York Giants prop bet predictions ahead of their Week 10 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.

The New York Giants (2-7) host the Philadelphia Eagles (3-4-1) in an NFC East matchup at 1 p.m. E.T. Below, we give you five prop bet predictions to consider for the Giants in their Week 10 matchup from the BetMGM game menu.

New York Giants Week 10 prop bet predictions

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 9:30 a.m. ET.

UNDER 22.5 points for the Giants (-162)

If you are searching for a fairly safe bet in Week 10, consider betting on the Giants to score fewer than 22.5 points against the Eagles. This is an offense ranked 31st in scoring with an average of fewer than 19 points per game. They’ve scored over 22.5 points just three times this season and have eclipsed 24 points only once. Look for the Eagles to keep them in check on offense and hold them to Under 23 points.

Giants QB Daniel Jones OVER 24.5 rushing yards (-110)

If the Giants want to have any chance on offense in this game, they are going to need Jones to make some plays with his legs. The Giants are without their top-two running backs and Jones has the athleticism and speed to be a weapon in the run game. Look for him to have a few long runs in this game and hit the Over on rushing yards.

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Giants WR Darius Slayton OVER 37.5 receiving yards (-115)

Slayton is the best weapon in the Giants’ passing offense. He can stretch the field and with fellow WR Golden Tate questionable to play in this game, we could see Slayton’s usage increase. Given that he is such an explosive playmaker, all he needs is a single reception to go Over 37.5 yards. Given his upside, take the Over and expect him to see near double-digit targets.

Giants WR Darius Slayton OVER 19.5 yards on longest reception (+100)

If you are going to bet the Over on receiving yards for Slayton, you might want to consider betting his longest reception goes Over 19.5 yards. Jones loves to target him down the field, especially on play-action passes. Expect Slayton to see several targets with 20 or more air yards.

Giants QB Daniel Jones first New York TD scorer (+900)

If you are searching for a long-shot bet, consider taking Jones to be the Giants’ first touchdown scorer. We know the Giants aren’t afraid to use their quarterback in the run game and given his size and speed, he’s become a weapon in the red zone. At 9-1 odds, Jones is a good bet to be the first Giants player in the end zone Sunday afternoon.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 New York Giants prop bet predictions for Week 9

Highlighting five New York Giants prop bet predictions ahead of their Week 9 matchup against the Washington Football Team.

The New York Giants (1-7) will take on the Washington Football Team (2-5) in an NFC East matchup at 1 p.m. E.T. Below, we give you five prop bet predictions to consider for the Giants in their Week 9 matchup from the BetMGM game menu.

New York Giants Week 9 prop bet predictions

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 8 a.m. ET.

UNDER 20.5 first half points (+100)

Neither New York nor Washington has a strong offense and both teams want to utilize the run game to control the clock. While there are likely to be a touchdown or two scored in the first half, look for both teams to be in the single-digits at halftime. UNDER 20.5 points at +100 is a great bet to take in this battle of two bad NFC East teams.

UNDER 0.5 first quarter points for Giants (+155)

New York is coming off a Monday night loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and its offense might take a few drives to get going At +155 for a scoreless first quarter, this is too good of value to pass up.

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Giants QB Daniel Jones OVER 20.5 rushing yards (-129)

With Washington having one of the league’s best pass rushes, Jones will likely be running for his life. Jones is a talented runner and isn’t afraid to tuck the ball and run if he is pressured. Look for Jones to have several designed runs in this contest and exceed 20.5 rushing yards.

Giants WR Darius Slayton OVER 47.5 receiving yards (-115)

If you watched the Monday Night Football game against Tampa Bay, you know Slayton could have easily had over 150 yards in that game if it weren’t for a few overthrows by Jones. With fellow wide receiver Golden Tate out of the lineup this week, look for Slayton to see a ton of targets in this game and easily eclipse 47.5 receiving yards. Given Slayton’s explosiveness, he only needs a catch or two to reach this yardage total.

Slayton to score and New York to win (+300)

If you believe the Giants could sweep Washington this season, consider betting on Slayton to score and the Giants to win. Both of these teams aren’t very good, so you are betting purely on value here. As for Slayton reaching the end zone, he is clearly the team’s best offensive weapon and should see a ton of work in this contest.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 New York Giants prop bets for Thursday Night Football

Highlighting five New York Giants prop bet predictions ahead of their Week 7 game on Thursday Night Football against the Philadelphia Eagles.

The struggling NFC East is in the prime-time spotlight Thursday night as the 1-5 New York Giants visit the 1-4-1 Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Kickoff will be at 8:20 p.m. ET. Below, we highlight 5 prop bet predictions for the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football.

New York Giants Thursday Night Football prop bets

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Lines last updated at 12:20 p.m. ET.

Giants OVER 1.5 field goals made (-129)

Scoring has been a struggle for the Giants this season with an average of 16.8 points per game and eight total touchdowns through six contests.

In the red zone, it’s been especially brutal for QB Daniel Jones and Co. as New York has converted only 4-of-16 red-zone drives into TDs.

It’s all led to plenty of field goals, though, as veteran kicker Graham Gano has hit on 15-of-16 attempts, including 6-of-7 from 40 yards or more, to rank fourth in the league in field goals made.

Kick in some cash on the Over here.

TE Evan Engram OVER 37.5 receiving yards (-115)

As fantasy owners of the Giants tight end know all too well, Engram hasn’t lived up to expectations with only 20 receptions for 177 yards and no TDs on 35 targets so far.

Thursday night presents a get-right matchup against the Eagles, who are allowing the fourth-most fantasy points to opposing tight ends, including the fifth-most yards per game at 62.8.

Engram has topped 37.5 yards only once all season, but the juicy matchup is ripe for a breakout and an Over wager.

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Engram to score a TD (+162)

We’ll tack on a correlated prop bet here as six of the 11 aerial TDs allowed by Philly this season have been reeled in by tight ends. Only the Atlanta Falcons, with seven, have allowed more scoring receptions to opposing TEs.

After catching a combined 12 TD passes in his first three seasons, Engram has yet to find paydirt this season, but we’ll bank on No. 1 coming Thursday night in prime time.

Daniel Jones and Eagles QB Carson Wentz both to finish with 15+ rushing yards (-136)

It’s a quarterback “leg” parlay here, and it’s priced at -136 for good reason.

Jones is New York’s leading rusher on the year with 204 yards on 27 attempts and has rushed for at least 21 yards in five of six contests.

Wentz meanwhile, trails only sidelined RB Miles Sanders on the Eagles with 172 yards on 28 attempts and 162 of those yards have come in the last four games.

Giants UNDER 23.5 points (-189)

As aforementioned, the G-Men are averaging only 16.8 points per outing. They’ve topped 20 points only once, and that 34-point outburst came against the Dallas Cowboys’ league-worst scoring defense.

Philly is surrendering 29.2 points per contest and each of its six foes have scored at least 20, but the Eagles also have faced some high-powered attacks in the Baltimore Ravens, Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Rams.

So while the Giants could very well easily enjoy their second scoring “outburst” of the season, that likely will still fall short of the 23.5 total here.

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