New York at Los Angeles

New York still has covered four of its last six games, even after losing 20-9 to Miami on Sunday. Also, the Giants have been decent defensively allowing only 16.0 points per game in their last six while going UNDER every game by an average of 14 points. Mike Glennon was adequate filling in for Daniel Jones, throwing for 187 yards and completing 23 of 44. He'll likely start again as he is expected to be out of concussion protocol by then, and the Giants don't want to risk further injury to Jones. Los Angeles took advantage of four Cincinnati turnovers to win 41-22, but that was after losing 28-13 at Denver. New York is 21-8 ATS its last 29 road games and 19-7 as a road underdog (4-1 ATS overall following a loss). The Chargers are 18-40-1 ATS their past 59 home games, 5-11-1 ATS their past 17 versus teams with losing records, and they could be missing their two leading receivers in Mike Williams and Keenan Allen, who are on the COVID-19 list. The UNDER is 11-2-1 in the Giants' past 14 games following an ATS loss, and they are 11-4 UNDER as road underdogs. The Chargers are 20-8-1 UNDER in December and 16-7 UNDER their past 23 games as home favorites. Take the Giants for a Max Play and the UNDER.