There are few things that make New Yorkers stop what they’re doing and pay attention. A New York Giants game is one of them.

While things hadn’t gone well for Big Blue, 2022 may be a turning point. New York added two premier rookies in DE Kayvon Thibodeaux and OT Evan Neal in the 2022 NFL draft, which helped shore up some holes and elevate the Giants back to the playoffs.

After going 9-7-1 during the 2022 season, New York earned the No. 6 seed in the NFC postseason before falling in the Divisional round. It marked the franchise’s first playoff appearance since 2016, and the Giants’ Wild Card win over Minnesota was their first since 2011.

New York found a formidable 1-2 punch in QB Daniel Jones and RB Saquon Barkley. The Giants inked Jones to a new contract, while the team still looks to lock down Barkley. If New York wants to continue this upward trend, those two pieces will be key.

See below for how to bet on the Giants online in NY including real-time Giants game lines and Giants Super Bowl odds direct from top online sportsbooks.

Next up: NFC Divisional Round vs Philadelphia Eagles

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Betting Lines And Odds For Giants Vs. Eagles

The betting insights in this article reflect betting data from DraftKings as of January 21, 2023, 10:37 AM ET.

Giants Betting Trends

• The Giants have compiled a 13-4-0 record against the spread this season.
• New York and its opponent have combined to hit the over seven out of 17 times this season.
• The Giants have put together a 3-2 record in games they were listed as the moneyline favorite (winning 60% of those games).
• This season, New York has won six out of the 12 games, or 50%, in which it has been the underdog.

Recent Meetings With The Eagles

Giants Player Insights

• This season Daniel Jones has accumulated 3,205 passing yards (200.3 YPG) while completing 67.2% of his passes, with 15 touchdowns and five interceptions. He also has 708 yards on the ground on 120 attempts (plus seven scores), averaging 44.3 YPG.
• Saquon Barkley has rushed for a team-high 1,312 yards (82.0 YPG) and 10 touchdowns. He also has 338 receiving yards on 57 catches.
• Darius Slayton has grabbed 46 passes for a team-high 724 yards and two touchdowns. He averages 45.3 receiving yards per game.
• Richie James Jr. has also chipped in with 57 catches for 569 yards and four touchdowns. He has been targeted 71 times and puts up 33.5 receiving yards per game.
• Isaiah Hodgins is averaging 39.2 yards per game, racking up 37 receptions (47 targets) for 392 yards and four touchdowns.
• Dexter Lawrence has collected a team-leading 7.5 sacks, while adding 7.0 TFL and 68 tackles.
• Julian Love’s 114 tackles, 6.0 TFL, 1.0 sack, and two interceptions mean he’s the team’s tackle leader.
• Dane Belton has picked off two passes to lead the team while adding 30 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and three passes defended.

Giants Injuries

Giants 2022-2023 Schedule

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How to bet on Giants games in NY

When you’re ready to place your bets on Giants games, you’ll naturally need a place to play.

You can register for an account here at home without issue and be up and running in no time. As a quick example, if you’re ready to hit the ground running with the DraftKings Sportsbook app, here’s what you need to do.

• To create an account with DraftKings, click through on our exclusive links. By doing so, you’ll get the best possible sign-up offer available.
• At the registration page, enter your info and follow the prompts. Once you click submit to complete the process, your new account will be created in seconds.
• Take the time to download the app for your iOS or Android device directly from the DraftKings site and log in on mobile.
• Make your first deposit or get ready to use your bonus bets, and start browsing the New York Giants betting odds for appealing opportunities.

It only takes a few minutes to have access to a real live sportsbook. You can handle all account management functions from anywhere, but you’ll need to be in NY when placing bets. Your location will be verified with geolocation tracking. If you’re not in NY, the bets won’t go through.

Giants live betting & app download

The betting action doesn’t have to end once the Giants game kicks off. An explosively popular form of wagering known as live betting affords you with the chance to bet right along as the game plays out in real-time. Also known as in-play or in-game betting, things move really fast here. Mobile apps make it really easy to stay on top of what’s happening.

You’ll find a dedicated section for live betting at online and mobile sportsbooks. The odds are constantly updating while winning bets are paid out quickly. The exact offerings will vary based on what’s going on, but here are some examples of what you’ll see.

• New moneyline, spread, and totals odds for Giants games based on what’s happening
• NFL player props such as Over/Under on yardage for Saquon Barkley first-half yards
• Wager on smaller parts of the game such as quarters, halves, and even drives

Once the game gets started, you can have the mobile betting app on standby and check for opportunities as the action plays out. When you find an option you like, place the bet and enjoy the action like never before. Live betting really opens up the possibilities, but remember to stick to a game plan and budget while wagering responsibly.

How do Giants betting lines work?

Whenever the Giants get set to take the field, you’ll find odds for the game at online and mobile sportsbooks. Giants betting lines are released early in the week and will move up until kickoff, so shopping around to compare prices is always a good call. You can find upcoming games by clicking on the NFL or football tab. Here’s what a typical set of NFL betting lines might look like at WynnBet Sportsbook NY.

• Philadelphia Eagles  +2.5 (-110)      +120                O 44.5 (-110)
• New York Giants        -2.5 (-110)       -140                 U 44.5 (-110)

When reading a game listing, it’s the road team on top with the home side on the bottom, but there are NFL neutral-site games once in a while. For spreads and moneyline odds, negative numbers point to the favorite while positive digits equal underdogs. In our example, the Giants are 2.5-point favorites on the spread and favored on the moneyline.

When the numbers are close for these two bets, we can assume that oddsmakers see a tight game. If there’s a wide span, they’re seeing a paper mismatch. Spreads and totals will include the number set by the book – 2.5 and 44.5 in this case – and the odds for the bet, which is set at the default of -110 for our example. Here’s a runthrough of how the bets work.

• Moneyline: Just pick the winner
• Point spread: Take the favorite minus the points or the underdog plus the spread
• Totals: Choose Over or Under on the estimated total

For returns, you’ll see the possibilities once you add your choice to the slip and plug in a wager amount, but you can also use the odds as a guide. If it’s a negative number, the value is the same as what you have to lay out to get $100 back on a winner, such as $110 at -110. When the odds are positive, you’ll get back that amount for $100 winners – i.e. $120 at +120.

How to bet on Giants futures and props

Futures and props are two of the other very popular bet types for the NFL. Futures let you take a long-term view on the entire season. You can do the same with some props, but many of the top bets in this category revolve around the individual games and player performances. Future and season-long prop odds come out in the offseason.

The market will move in response to betting action, so you’ll want to shop around here as well to get the best prices. For example, the BetRivers NY app may have the Giants at one set of odds while PointsBet NY app has a more favorable price point. The idea is to find the selections you want at the best possible odds. Some of the opportunities you’ll see include:

• Bet on Giants to win Super Bowl, conference or division
• Over/Under wagers on Giants regular season win total
• Odds for the Giants to make or miss the playoffs

Season-long props include player award winners – MVP, rookie of the year, etc. – but NY sportsbooks cannot accept bets on these markets, per state law. However, New York bettors can wager on season-long stat leaders, such as TDs, rushing yards, etc. These markets are also very popular, so shop around as the odds will move based on betting action. A well-timed futures bet can deliver a solid return if all goes well, so you’ll want to find as much bang for the buck as possible.

For the individual games, you can find the available markets by clicking through on the game listing. There are generally lots of different options for each game with props revolving around the game as a whole, team performance, and on the accomplishments of individual players. Here are some of the options you might see.

• How many total TDs will Daniel Jones throw – Over/Under 2.5?
• Which player will have more combined yards – Saquon Barkley or Derrick Henry?
• Will there be a pick six in the game – Yes/No?

Props with two choices will look like a moneyline bet with odds on both sides to choose from. There are also multi-choice props like the player to score the first TD in the game. Odds will be listed for all available options, similar to what you’d find in the futures market. Futures and props provide users with even more ways to bet on the Giants all season long.

NY house rules for betting NFL games

NY sports betting sites have house rules in place for betting on the NFL and other sports. If there’s not a dedicated section for them, you can find them in the terms and conditions, help, or FAQ sections. House rules cover things like the settlement and placement of wagers. Here’s the gist of what you need to know for football betting.

• Games that are completely cancelled or postponed will be considered void and refunded. Placed bets on games that go off as scheduled are considered action once the ball is kicked off.
• If a game is slightly delayed, it may still remain live if the contest is expected to be completed soon thereafter. In the unlikely event of a game not being completed after starting, wagers will be considered a push unless a certain amount of time has been completed.
• Bet settlement is based on official league data and results. This covers all wager types, including player props. The sportsbook will not entertain complaints on outcomes you disagree with or stats you feel should have been accumulated differently.

There’s a lot of crossover in sports betting among operators, including on the rules front. However, there can be some variances on how certain situations are handled. That being the case, you should always take the time to review the house rules at the books you are playing on. If you’re unclear about a specific rule, reach out to sportsbook support for clarity.

Giants biggest rivalries

While 2020 was a down year for the NFC East as a whole, it still remains a division that’s chock full of historic rivalries. The four teams in the division use each other as measuring sticks, and divisional battles are among the top highlights of the season schedule. The Giants face their fellow NFC East squads twice each season, once at home and once away.

• Dallas Cowboys
• Philadelphia Eagles
• Washington Football Team

The Cowboys were devastated by a season-ending injury to QB Dak Prescott, but the team became more competitive down the stretch and could bounce back next season. A trying season for the Eagles led to a head coaching change, so we’ll have to wait and see how that will materialize.

Washington is the defending division champ and could take further steps forward in 2021. For the Giants, mission one is winning the division or snagging a wild card spot in the coming year. How they fare in the six divisional games will go a long way towards determining how successful they are, so these games are more than worthy of being circled on the calendar.

Giants stats leaders

There has been a changing of the guard in recent years for the Giants, and not just at head coach. Franchise legend Eli Manning hung up the cleats for good at the end of 2019, leaving Daniel Jones to take the mantle and help usher in the new era. Here’s a look back at the Giants leaders in key categories over the last few seasons.

Year	Pass Yds	Rush Yds	Receive Yds	Tackles	INTS
2022	Jones – 3,205	Barkley – 1,312	Slayton – 724	Love – 124	Love, Belton – 2
2021	Jones – 2,428	Barkley – 593	Golladay – 521	Crowder – 130	McKinney – 5
2020	Jones – 2,943	Gallman – 682	Slayton – 751	B. Martinez – 151	J. Bradberry – 3
2019	Jones – 3,027	Barkley – 1,003	Slayton – 740	A. Bethea – 110	J. Jenkins – 4
2018	Manning – 4,299	Barkley – 1,307	Beckham – 1,052	L. Collins – 96	A. Ogletree – 5

Giants draft picks

The Giants have had eight first-round draft picks over the past five seasons. The club has managed to build the core of a young offense as a result, but we’ll naturally have to wait and see how it all pans out. Traditionally, the team has done pretty well in the NFL Draft, so it’ll be interesting to see who they snag next time around.

Year	Player	Position	College
2023	Deonte Banks	CB	Maryland
2022	Kayvon Thibodeaux	DE	Oregon
2022	Evan Neal	OT	Alabama
2021	Kadarius Toney	WR	Florida
2020	Andrew Thomas	T	Georgia
2019	Daniel Jones	QB	Duke
2019	Dexter Lawrence	DT	Clemson
2019	Deandre Baker	CB	Georgia

Giants coaching staff

Joe Judge is entering his second season at the helm for the Giants. The former special teams coordinator of the New England Patriots received high marks for his work in year one in spite of the team finishing with an overall record of 6-10. There are hopes that the team’s trajectory will continue on the upward track next season. Here’s who will be helping Judge make that happen.

• Offensive coordinator: Jason Garrett
• Assistant head coach/defensive coordinator: Patrick Graham
• Special teams coordinator: Thomas McGaughey
• Quarterbacks: Jerry Schuplinski
• Running backs: Burton Burns
• Tight ends: Freddie Kitchens
• Wide receivers: Tyke Tolbert
• Assistant offensive line: Ben Wilkerson
• Senior offensive assistant: Derek Dooley
• Offensive quality control: Bobby Blick
• Defensive line: Sean Spencer
• Inside linebackers: Kevin Sherrer
• Defensive backs: Jerome Henderson
• Assistant defensive backs: Anthony Blevins
• Defensive assistant: Jody Wright
• Defensive quality control: Michael Treier
• Assistant special teams: Tom Quinn
• Special projects and situations: Amos Jones

Past Giants coaches

Joe Judge is the 21st head coach in Giants franchise history. He’s the fourth man to try to fill the shoes of Tom Coughlin, who led the team to a pair of Super Bowl victories and moved on following the 2015 season. There has historically been much more continuity on the sidelines for the club, and the hopes are that Judge is the one to lead the way for the foreseeable future.

Tenure	Coach	Record
2020	Joe Judge	6-10
2018-19	Pat Shurmur	9-23
2017	Steve Spagnuolo	1-3
2016-17	Ben McAdoo	13-16
2004-15	Tom Coughlin	110-93