New York Giants vs. Carolina Panthers - NFL - Predictions, Betting Lines, Odds and Trends

The New York Giants (1-0) are close favorites (-2.5) against the Carolina Panthers (0-1) on Sunday, September 18, 2022. The over/under is set at 43.

Giants vs. Panthers Odds

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The Giants’ record against the spread last season was 6-11-0.
The Giants were winless ATS (0-1) when playing as at least 2.5-point favorites last year.
Last season, five of the Giants’ 17 games hit the over.
The Giants were listed as the moneyline favorite just one time last season, a game they lost.
The Giants played as a moneyline favorite of -135 or shorter in just one game last season, which they lost.
The Giants have an implied moneyline win probability of 57.4% in this matchup.
Panthers posted a 5-12-0 record against the spread last season.
The Panthers had two wins ATS (2-6) as a 2.5-point underdog or more last season.
In 17 Panthers games last season, eight of them went over the total.
Last season, the Panthers were the underdog 10 times and won three of those games.
The Panthers had a record of 2-6 when they were set as an underdog of +114 or more by oddsmakers last season.

Giants games finished with more than 43 points six times last year.
Panthers games went over 43 points on eight occasions last season.
Last season, the two teams combined to average 9.9 points per game fewer than the total for this matchup (43).
These two teams combined to yield 48.3 points per game last season, which is 5.3 greater than the total for this matchup.
The point total average for Giants games last season was 44.2, 1.2 more points than the over/under for this matchup.
The average total points scored in Panthers games last year (43) is 0.5 points higher than the total for this matchup.

Daniel Jones finished the 2021 season as the 53rd-best fantasy player overall and the 26th-best fantasy QB with 170.5 fantasy points (15.5 per game).
Saquon Barkley collected total 107.6 fantasy points last season (8.3 per game), which made him the 110th-ranked player overall and the 33rd-ranked RB.
Last year, Tyrod Taylor finished 161st overall and 35th among QBs after scoring 81.7 fantasy points (averaging 13.6 per game).
Kenny Golladay was the 218th-ranked fantasy player — and the 80th-ranked WR — in 2021 with 52.1 fantasy points. He averaged 3.7 fantasy points per game.

Baker Mayfield’s stellar 2021 fantasy campaign saw him collect 180.9 fantasy points (12.9 per game) and finish 46th overall among all players and 24th among all QBs.
D.J. Moore placed 19th among WRs and 76th overall in league-wide fantasy standings last season after finishing with 142.5 fantasy points (8.4 per game).
Last year, Chuba Hubbard’s 112.6 total fantasy points made him the No. 105 fantasy player and No. 32 RB. He averaged 6.6 fantasy points per game.
Christian McCaffrey put together the 136th-ranked fantasy season (42nd among RBs) last season. He scored 90.5 fantasy points (12.9 per game).