On Sunday, when the Giants enter MetLife Stadium in front of a crowd with brown paper bags over their heads, they will also become the biggest home underdogs in nearly 60 years.
The Giants are trailed by 14.5 points at home against the Ravens on ESPN BET, the largest spread they have faced at home since 1966, when they trailed the St. Louis Cardinals by 14.5 points. Per ESPN.
It's not uncommon for the home team to be this bad, and DraftKings told the Post that it hasn't happened in the NFL since 2021.
Giants vs. Ravens odds
| team | spread | money line | total |
|---|---|---|---|
| giants | +14.5 (-115) | +800 | o43.5 (-105) |
| ravens | -14.5 (-105) | -1600 | u43.5 (-115) |
DraftKings adds that these are the largest home spreads seen in recent years.
• MIA +18 vs. NE 9/15/19
• DEN +16.5 vs. NO 11/29/20
• JAX +16 vs. BUF 11/7/21
• WAS +16 vs. NE 10/6/19
• HOU +15.5 vs. LAR 10/31/2
• MIA +15 vs. LAC 19/9/29
• CIN +15 vs. PIT 12/21/20
Out of seven games since 2019, the underdogs have covered the spread in just two games, showing that it takes a special level of frightening to be such a big underdog at home.
As BetMGM's John Ewing points out, double-digit underdogs generally do well against the spread (ATS), with underdogs of 10 points or more having an ATS of 75-55-1 since 2003. he told the Post.
Big Blue is 4-9 ATS this season, second-worst in the NFL behind the Tennessee Titans, while Las Vegas' ATS record seems out of control at 2-11.
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The Giants and their 2-11 overall record are nearing full-out mode as they prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft, scouting Shedule Sanders and Heisman favorite Travis Hunter. has been witnessed.
However, the Giants covered that spread in the past two games.
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