Philadelphia at New York

New York just can't seem to get on a winning track and it culminated with last week's last-second loss at Carolina on a 63-yard field goal by Graham Gano after the Giants had gone ahead with a little more than a minute remaining in the game. Also, there has been some criticism by Odell Beckham concerning Eli Manning and the play-calling, causing further problems for the team. Even when Manning has a decent game such as against the Panthers, the Giants couldn't pull out a victory. Manning went 22-of-36 for 326 yards and two touchdowns and two interceptions, while Saquon Barkley rushed for 48 yards on 15 carries against the Panthers, but it was not enough against Cam Newton, who threw for 237 yards and Carolina rushed for 118 yards.  Philadelphia comes off two tough losses to Tennessee and Minnesota although Carson Wentz was 24-of-35 for 311 yards and two TDs, which is a good sign coming off his season-ending injury last year. The Eagles won both meetings last season and they are 8-3 ATS the last 11 meetings at New York.  The Giants are 0-6 ATS when following an ATS win and 3-8 ATS their last eight games versus NFC teams. In addition, Philly is 13-6 Ats its last 19 games against the NFC and 4-1 ATS its last five Thursday games. Play the Eagles.