N.Y. Giants @ Cincinnati
Team Totals: Giants 24, Bengals 18.5
Still squarely in contention to win the NFC LEAST with victories in three of their last five, the Giants come off their bye for another winnable one against the Joe Burrow-less Bengals. Week 12 offers Daniel Jones one of his best shots at a big box-score game all year; enemy quarterbacks blowtorched Cincinnati for a combined 113-of-172 passing (65.7%), 1,400 yards (8.1 YPA), and a 15:3 TD-to-INT ratio over its last five games. As the Bengals rank bottom four in sacks (13) and bottom six in QB hits (46), they seem unlikely to exploit New York’s pass-protection flaws. Jones’ healthy supporting cast and dual-threat ability give him enough upside for DFS consideration. … Albeit somewhat unimpressively, Wayne Gallman moved to the front of the Giants’ backfield with year highs in carries (18), touches (19), and snaps (59%) in New York’s pre-bye upset of Philadelphia and enters Week 12 with five TDs over his last four games. Devonta Freeman (ankle/hamstring) remains on I.R., Alfred Morris is a one-dimensional breather back, and Dion Lewis has faded from relevance. Based on matchup and role, Gallman warrants genuine RB2 treatment.
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