Philadelphia Eagles vs New York Giants Prediction, Odds and TNF Picks for Tomorrow, 10/09/25

Finally, the Eagles’ offensive woes caught up to them. Out-gained in total yardage for the 5th straight game, there was a moment in the 3rd quarter where the camera showed Jalen Hurts smiling, projecting the idea that Philly, despite another pedestrian performance by their offense, is on their way to yet another victory. Needless to say, that’s not what transpired. The Broncos proceeded to score 18 unanswered points in the 4th quarter. They also held Hurts and the Eagles to drives of -6, 2 and 45 yards in the final period, cementing a catalyzing win at Lincoln Financial Field.

Perhaps it’s the wake-up call Philadelphia needed, but we still have plenty to be concerned about. For starters, their rushing attack just isn’t prominent through 5 games. On Sunday, they gained just 45 yards on the ground, another bad mark added to a ground game that’s statistically one of the worst in the NFL, averaging only 3.5 yards per carry (29th). When Hurts and the passing game needed to compensate for their lack of production, they folded against an elite defensive line. Hurts was sacked 6 times on Sunday and probably should have thrown an interception or 2. They’ll face another above-average front-seven on Thursday Night Football.

The Giants’ young, exciting roster showed its true colors on Sunday. Sure, on the one hand, rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart and bowling-ball rookie running back Cam Skattebo are the sparks their roster needs, new energy that Big Blue’s fanbase has been waiting for. At the same time, they’re still learning and making mistakes, evidenced in 5 turnovers in a loss at New Orleans this past Sunday, granting the Saints their first win. They still outpaced the Saints in first downs (23-18) and total yards (335-332), but it was their giveaways, including 1 fumble recovery that went for a Saints touchdown, that made the difference. They also didn’t get to Spencer Rattler enough, recording 0 sacks and just 1 QB hit.

The Eagles qualify as a great teaser or money-line parlay leg. Despite their flaws, the Eagles know how to win and following a loss, and we trust in the champs to come out fired up for redemption. The Giants have also played better football, and if they can limit their mistakes, they can surely hang around at home.

Eagles vs Giants prediction: Giants +7.5 (-115) available at time of publishing. Playable at that number.

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