N.Y. Giants @ Denver
Team Totals: Broncos 23.5, Giants 16.5
The Giants return from a mini-bye following Week 6’s Thursday night upset of Philadelphia with wins in two of their last three games. Unfortunately, their roll is likely to be slowed on the road at Denver, whose defense leads the league in sacks (30) and pressure rate (34%) and has yielded the NFL’s second-fewest touchdown passes (four). Jaxson Dart ran for 50+ yards in each of his first three starts — joining Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts as the only quarterbacks to do so in the Super Bowl era — yet the Broncos have allowed the NFL’s fourth-fewest QB rushing yards (46) while famously stymieing dual-threat signal-callers under DC Vance Joseph. Malik Nabers (ACL) isn’t walking through that door. Darius Slayton (hamstring) looks likely to miss again. … Cam Skattebo is a wholly volume-driven RB2 in a nearly worst-case-scenario matchup with touch counts of 27, 21, and 21 on snap rates of 75%, 69%, and 71% through three starts. Tyrone Tracy Jr. is merely a handcuff now.
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