Philadelphia Eagles vs New York Giants Week 6 Betting Preview
The Philadelphia Eagles look to rebound from their first loss since last December when they visit the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football at MetLife Stadium. Philadelphia (4-1) has won three straight Thursday games under Nick Sirianni, while New York (1-4) is winless in 10 such contests across its last four coaches.
Current coach Brian Daboll is 0-4 on short weeks. The franchise’s last Thursday win came in 2015 under Tom Coughlin, a 32-21 victory over Washington. This matchup also marks Eagles running back Saquon Barkley’s second trip back to his old home field and the NFC East debut for Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart.
Philadelphia blew a 17-3 fourth-quarter lead in last week’s 21-17 upset loss to Denver. Barkley had only six carries but caught a 47-yard touchdown, the longest play by an Eagles running back since 2016. He’s expected to handle a larger role Thursday against a Giants defense that has allowed the sixth-most rushing yards per game.
Dart, meanwhile, aims to stabilize a New York offense that built a 14-3 lead in New Orleans before collapsing 26-14. The rookie’s poise and mobility have been bright spots, but he faces a pass rush that ranks top five in pressure rate.
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Line Movement and Odds
The Eagles opened as -7.5 favorites, but the line has ticked to -8 at most sportsbooks. The moneyline sits around Philadelphia -350 / New York +275, and the total has dropped from 46.5 to 44.5 with sharp money leaning under.
Early splits show 72% of bets on Philadelphia but 54% of the handle on New York, suggesting some sharp interest on the home underdog. You can track the latest spread and totals on the NFL odds board












atchup Breakdown
Barkley’s production has dipped, ranking 22nd in the league with 267 rushing yards, but returning to East Rutherford could reignite him. The Eagles’ offensive line, however, must improve after surrendering four sacks last week.
On defense, Philadelphia’s front has a clear edge against a Giants unit ranked bottom five in third-down conversions. Rookie Dart has flashed potential but remains vulnerable when blitzed, and Philadelphia’s secondary has allowed the fewest explosive passes in the NFC.
Injuries and Conditions
Eagles
- RB Saquon Barkley (knee) – limited
- TE Grant Calcaterra (oblique) – DNP
- LG Landon Dickerson (ankle) – DNP
- LB Jihaad Campbell (biceps) – limited
- DT Byron Young (triceps) – limited
Giants
- RT Jermaine Eluemunor (back) – DNP
- WR Darius Slayton (hamstring) – DNP
- QB Jaxson Dart (hamstring) – full participant
See the Philadelphia Eagles injury report and New York Giants injury report for live updates before kickoff.
Weather: Forecast calls for clear skies and mid-60s at kickoff, with light winds under 8 mph.
Best Bets and Prediction
Philadelphia has covered four of its last five against New York and is 6-1 ATS in its past seven road games versus NFC East opponents. The Giants, meanwhile, have failed to cover five straight Thursday contests.
Projected Score: Eagles 27, Giants 17
Best Bet: Eagles -8
Lean: Under 44.5
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