The Giants host the Commanders tonight in a pivotal NFC East matchup at MetLife Stadium.
After their first meeting ended in a 27–27 overtime tie, both teams will be eager to claim the season-series edge. Washington will rely on Jayden Daniels to create plays, but New York’s aggressive pass rush could make his night difficult.
The Giants enter with strong defensive momentum and home-field advantage, while the Commanders need improved protection and more offensive explosiveness. Expect a close, physical game that comes down to the wire.
The Elias Sports Bureau, a sports-statistics based data company has partnered with bet365 for this NFL season to provide unique, stat-backed markets.
These markets are available for every week throughout the NFL season, and they have plenty of offerings for tonight's game. You can check them out on the bet365 sportsbook. Below is a list of all the stat-based markets provided by Elias, with odds provided by bet365:
Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants: Elias Insights Betting Specials
Daniels & McCarthy 150+ Pass Yards & 25+ Rush Yards Each (+450)
Since entering the league in 2024, Jayden Daniels has recorded 19 games with 150+ passing yards and 25+ rushing yards, tied with Jalen Hurts for the third most in the NFL over this span. Only Lamar Jackson (23) and Josh Allen (21) have done this more times over the last three seasons. JJ McCarthy has done this three times in his 14 appearances since 2024.
NYG Win, McCarthy 0 Pass TD & 0 INTs (+900)
McCarthy has won each of his first two starts with the Giants despite throwing no touchdowns nor interceptions in either start. McCarthy has won three straight starts with 0 TD and 0 INT, dating back to his final appearance with Minnesota in January of last season. Another performance of the sort this week, and he'll become the first QB since 1950 to win four straight starts with 0 TD and 0 INT.
Likely 5+ Receptions & 50+ Receiving Yards (+125)
Last week, Isaiah Likely tallied his fifth game of the season with 5+ catches and 50+ yards. That's the third most among all tight ends this year, behind just Trey McBride (7) and Brock Bowers (6). Another game of the sort and Likely will become the first Giants tight end with six such games in a single season since Jeremy Shockey in 2006.
Nabers 5+ Receptions & 90+ Receiving Yards (+175)
Malik Nabers has recorded 5+ catches in all four home games this season. Another performance of the kind on Thursday, and he'll join Victor Cruz in 2012 as the only Giants receivers to tally 5 or more receptions in their first five home games of a season. Nabers is so far averaging 93 receiving yards per game at home this season, with performances of 69, 26, 112, and 165 yards, respectively.
Reese 2+ Sacks (+800)
Arvell Reese had a breakout game last week against the Eagles, recording three sacks. He needs just one half of a sack to tie Jason Pierre-Paul in 2010 and Devon Kennard in 2014 for the most by a Giants rookie over a two-game span. Should Reese record another multi-sack game on Thursday, he will become the first Giant of any experience to have 5+ sacks over two games since Pierre-Paul in 2016.
WAS Win or Tie, Daniels 200+ Pass Yards & 50+ Rush Yards (+600)
Daniels is unbeaten in his four career starts against the Giants (three wins, one tie). With another win or tie Thursday, he'll become the fourth QB since 1950 to go unbeaten in their first five or more starts against the G-Men, joining Ron Jaworski (first 9), Roman Gabriel (first 7) and Roger Staubach (first 5). In his four starts against New York, Daniels has averaged roughly 217 passing yards and 63 rushing yards per game.
All odds written in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.
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