Denver at New York

New York started 1-7 last year, but they finished 5-3 to give them some momentum coming into this season. And they did it without star running back Saquan Barkley, who suffered a torn ACL and it's looking more and more as if he'll play this weekend. Daniel Jones still is a work in progress and should be more comfortable after a season playing in a new offensive system, plus the Giants have made improvements around him. They signed free-agent receiver Kenny Golladay and drafted wide receiver Kadarius Toney, although both are experiencing slight hamstring injuries, but should be ready for this game. The Giants also added some free agents on defense and still have a strong secondary. Denver looks solid on both sides of the ball except at the most important position as the quarterback situation is a big question mark. Teddy Bridgewater has been named this week's starting QB over Drew Lock, and he completed 69.1% of his passes past year with 15 touchdowns, but with 11 interceptions with Carolina. Denver is 2-6 ATS its past eight games as a favorite and 3-7-1 ATS its last 11 in September, and New York is 8-3 ATS its past 11 games as an underdog. The Broncos are 8-2 UNDER their last 10 as favorites, including 4-0 UNDER on the road. Take the Giants and the UNDER.