The Washington Commanders (2-5-1) and the New York Giants (5-2-1) meet for Thursday Night Football at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET (Prime Video). Let's analyze NFL prop bet odds around the Commanders vs. Giants and tab the 5 best prop bets to go along with SportsbookWire's expert NFL picks and predictions for Week 10.
Washington and New York last met in Week 5, battling to a 27-27 tie Oct. 11. The Giants covered as 3.5-point road underdogs while the Over (41.5) hit. The Commanders are 4-0-1 in their last 5 meetings with New York. It would have been 5-0 had Washington managed the clock better in overtime of the first meeting.
The Commanders came up short in Week 9, falling 20-13 to the Los
Angeles Rams, failing to cover as a 4.5-point home underdog as the Under (47.5) cashed. QB Jayden Daniels threw for 274 yards and a TD pass to WR Van Jefferson, who finished with 5 catches for 58 yards.
The Giants picked up a 19-11 win at the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 9, covering as 3.5-point favorites while the Under (37.5) cashed. QB J.J. McCarthy threw for 127 yards before exiting with a hip injury. QB Jameis Winston stepped in and delivered, throwing for 71 yards and a TD to TE Isaiah Likely.
Best Commanders at Giants prop bets
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Giants WR Malik Nabers 75+ RECEIVING YARDS (+100)
Nabers has been a target machine lately, piling up 509 receiving yards on 36 catches over his last 4 games. Washington already knows how dangerous he can be after surrendering 121 yards and a TD to him earlier this season. The Commanders are giving up 240 passing yards per game, and with Nabers getting a steady diet of targets, there's plenty to like about this matchup Thursday night.
Giants TE Isaiah Likely 50+ RECEIVING YARDS (-120)
Likely has been a steady option in the Giants' passing game, averaging 56 receiving yards and 5.8 catches per contest. He torched Washington earlier this season for 94 yards and 2 TDs on 11 receptions. The Commanders rank 30th against the pass, allowing 240 yards per game. Likely also picked up 53 yards against Philadelphia last week, so there's plenty to like about his chances Thursday night.
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Commanders QB JAYDEN DANIELS OVER 33.5 RUSHING YARDS (-135)
Daniels has had plenty of success running against the Giants, including a 103-yard outing earlier this season. He's topped 33 rushing yards in all 4 career meetings with New York, so the matchup clearly suits him. The Giants also sacked him 5 times in their last meeting, and that pressure could create more scrambling opportunities. With Washington needing a win, Daniels should have plenty of reasons to put his legs to work Thursday night.
Commanders RB RACHAAD WHITE OVER 12.5 RECEIVING YARDS (-120)
White has been a reliable option out of Washington's backfield, averaging 2.2 catches and more than 18 receiving yards per game. He picked up 41 yards on just two receptions against the Rams last week. White continues to see plenty of work on passing downs, making him a convenient checkdown target for Jayden Daniels. With Washington relying on quick throws, a couple of catches could be all he needs Thursday night.
Giants QB J.J. MCCARTHY UNDER 19.5 RUSHING YARDS (-120)
McCarthy isn't much of a runner to begin with, averaging just 12.5 rushing yards per game. He picked up only 2 yards against Washington earlier this season, and now he's dealing with a hip injury suffered Sunday against Philadelphia. Playing on a short week doesn't help matters, either. The Giants have little reason to put their quarterback in harm's way, so expect McCarthy to spend most of Thursday night working from the pocket.
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