New York at Baltimore

New York has plenty to play for, one game behind Washington for first place in the NFC East. Veteran QB Colt McCoy is available while QB Daniel Jones is slated to start after missing last week. The New York defense is solid, #11 in yards allowed, sixth against the run, eighth in points surrendered (22.9 pg). The Giants are on a 22-8 spread run on the road, including 20-6 ATS as a road dog. They are also a good bounce-back team, going 11-5 ATS after scoring less than 15 points in their previous game. They match up well defensively against a run-oriented Baltimore offense that is second to last in passing yards (only the Jets are worse). The Ravens have lost three of seven home games this season and were favored in all three. The Ravens are 8-17 ATS at home after two or more ATS covers, while the Giants are 32-13 ATS on the road after gaining 75 or fewer rushing yards. Play New York.