The New York Giants are looking to start a season 2-0 for just the second time since 2017, but they'll face an angry Los Angeles Rams team fresh off a loss but with sky-high expectations.
These Giants certainly looked like a different team against the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday night under new head coach John Harbaugh, dominating on the ground and letting their ferocious defensive front eat.
The Rams, on the other hand, looked stuck in the mud in Australia last week and will hope the hometown confines will unlock their dangerous offense.
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The pressure is on the Rams to come out victorious as the Broncos, Eagles, and Bills loom in their near future. Below is a list of all the stat-based markets provided by Elias. Be sure to also check out our partner authors' expert betting picks and predictions for Giants vs. Rams on site.
The Giants scored a touchdown in all four quarters of their Week 1 win over the Cowboys. Big Blue's team record for consecutive quarters scoring a TD to start a season is eight, set all the way back in 1930. Can New York tie that record on Monday?
Last wee, Isaiah Likely caught eight passes for 78 yards and two TDs in his Giants debut. The only other player to meet or exceed all of those marks with the G-Men was Bobby Johnson in 1984. Likely heads into Week 2 hoping to be the first Giants player in history to tally 75 receiving yards and a receiving TD in each of their first two games with the club.
Puka Nacua was the lone offensive highlight in what was an otherwise sluggish Rams effort in Week 1, recording five catches for 74 yards. Last season, Nacua became the sixth ever receiver to average 8+ catches and 100+ yards over the course of a season. Is Nacua in store for a Week 2 performance in line with his stellar marks from 2025?
Last season, Matthew Stafford had five games at home with 3+ TD passes and 0 INT, which tied Brett Favre in 2009, Drew Brees in 2013, and Peyton Manning in 2014 for the second most all-time. Only Aaron Rodgers (six in 2014) tallied more such games in a single campaign. Now that the Rams are back home in LA, will Stafford revert back to his 2025 MVP form?
In Week 1, Jaxson Dart put together the third game in Giants history with 200+ pass yards, multiple passing TDs, and zero interceptions while adding over 50 yards on the ground. Only three players have ever tallied consecutive games with 200+ pass yards, 50+ rush yards, multiple TD passes, and zero interceptions: Lamar Jackson (4x), Cam Newton, and Josh Allen.
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