Arizona at New York

Giants rookie QB Daniel Jones has gotten some accolades for his efforts thus far, replacing Eli Manning. They may not be justified, at least not yet. Jones’ QB rating is well below average at 74.1 on the season and he has also thrown more picks than TDs (6-5). The Giants already poor offense continues to have injury issues, as Saquon Barkley is questionable with an ankle injury. Also questionable for this game is Sterling Shepard and Evan Engram. Two other tight-ends and two other running backs are also out on IR or suspension. Meanwhile, Arizona’s Kyler Murray is getting better each week. Over the past two games, he has thrown for 599 yards, completing 68.1% of his passes, with no INTs. The Cards have put up 60 points in those games and seem to have made meaningful progress on their red-zone issues. They have also run the ball 67 times for 368 yards in those two games, the same amount of yards in their first four games. Home field advantage? Not so for these Giants who are 1-9 ATS in this building the past two and a half seasons. Arizona is growing up fast and I like them here to have a shot to produce their third straight upset. They should at least keep it very close. Guys, make the play in this one on Arizona.