N.Y. Giants @ Baltimore
Team Totals: Ravens 27.25, Giants 16.75
After struggling mightily in Week 14, then missing Week 15, Daniel Jones is expected to gut out an ankle injury on one leg and hamstring pull on the other against the Ravens, who are allowing the NFL’s fourth-fewest points per game (20.5). Jones has finished QB15 or worse in 10-of-12 starts, managing a pathetic 8:9 TD-to-INT ratio with 10 fumbles and 37 sacks absorbed. Baltimore’s D/ST is a better one-for-one Week 16 fantasy bet than Jones. … Some Giants beat writers expressed optimism this week about Devonta Freeman’s (ankle/hamstring/Covid) chances of returning, which would throw another wrench into New York’s already three-way RBBC backfield comprised of Wayne Gallman, Alfred Morris, and Dion Lewis. In addition to running back usage uncertainty, the G-Men project to encounter ground game-unfriendly script as two-score road dogs here. This is an obvious fade situation in fantasy football.
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