New York Giants vs Carolina Panthers Betting Pick & Prediction 11/10/24

The Giants are favored on the money line at -231 as they take on the Panthers at 9:30 ET on Sunday, November 10th at Allianz Arena Munich None. The Panthers’ money line odds are +192, and the Giants are -5 point favorites on the road in this neutral-site game. The over/under line is set at 41.5 points, with the Giants and Panthers looking to add to their records in this week 10 NFC matchup. The game is being televised on NFLN.

NEW YORK GIANTS VS CAROLINA PANTHERS BETTING PICK

The Pick: Carolina Panthers +5

This game will be played at Allianz Arena at 9:30 ET on Sunday, November 10th.

WHY BET THE CAROLINA PANTHERS:

• We have the Panthers winning this one by a score of 25 to 17
• Not only do we have the Panthers winning straight-up, we have them covering the spread at +5
• Look for this game to go over the line of 41.5 points

Will The Giants Take Care Of Business As The Favorite?

Heading into week 10, the Giants are looking to snap a four-game losing streak, which includes a 27-22 home loss to the Commanders in week 9. This dropped New York to 2-7, with both of their wins coming on the road. They are 0-5 at home and 0-4 in division games. The Giants currently rank 28th in our NFL power rankings and have just a 0.1% chance of making the playoffs.

New York has been the underdog in all of their games this season and is 3-6 against the spread. They have an average scoring margin of -7 points and have failed to cover in four straight games. Their O/U record stands at 3-6, with the over hitting in each of their last two games.

Heading into week 10, the Giants rank 25th in our offensive power rankings. They are 31st in the league in points per game (15.4) and 25th in total yards per game (306.1). Despite being 7th in passing attempts, they are 23rd in passing yards per game, averaging 191.4. On the ground, they rank 19th in rushing yards per game (114.7) on 26.4 attempts per contest.

Daniel Jones had a strong performance in week 9, posting a passer rating of 119 with 174 yards and 2 touchdowns on 20/26 passing. The Giants scored 12 points in the 4th quarter against Washington, converting 6 of 11 3rd downs and 2 of 3 red zone opportunities. Tyrone Tracy Jr. led the team with 66 rushing yards on 16 carries, while Malik Nabers had 9 catches for 59 yards.

In their 27-22 loss to Washington, the Giants’ defense allowed 209 passing yards on just 15 completions. However, they gave up two passing touchdowns and allowed Washington to convert on 41.7% of their third downs. Washington found success on the ground, rushing for 149 yards on 38 attempts.

New York’s defense struggled to generate pressure, as they didn’t record any sacks and lost both the QB hit and tackles for loss differentials in this one. Despite their struggles defending the run, Washington was still able to come away with the win.

Will Home Field Advantage Help The Panthers Upset The Giants?

Heading into week 10, the Panthers sit at 2-7, putting them 3rd in the NFC South. Our power rankings have Carolina 31st, and they have just a 0.1% chance of making the playoffs. After losing six straight, the Panthers finally got back in the win column in week 9, beating the Saints 23-22. They were 7-point underdogs in that game, but they managed to pull off the upset and improve to 2-7 against the spread.

Carolina’s O/U record is 7-2 this season, with the over hitting in their last two games. Their games have averaged 48.9 points, while the O/U line has been 43.1. In week 9, the Panthers and Saints combined for 45 points, going over the 43.5-point line.

Heading into week 10, Carolina’s offense ranks 28th in our power rankings, averaging 16.3 points per game. They sit 29th in the NFL with 277.9 passing yards per game, despite ranking 13th in passing attempts. On the ground, they rank 25th in rushing yards per game, with 23 attempts per game.

In week 9, Bryce Young threw for 171 yards, completing 16 of 26 passes with one touchdown and one interception. Chuba Hubbard had 72 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Ja’Tavion Sanders led the team with 87 receiving yards on four catches. Carolina converted 40% of their third downs and scored on all three red zone trips.

In their 23-22 win over the Saints, the Panthers’ defense allowed 18 completions on 32 attempts for 230 yards through the air. They held New Orleans to just 33.3% on third down and allowed only one passing touchdown. However, the Panthers struggled to stop the run, giving up 197 yards on 41 attempts and allowing the Saints to control the clock for much of the game. Carolina’s defense recorded one sack and won the quarterback hit battle.

The Panthers’ defense did a good job limiting big plays in the passing game, as the Saints averaged 7.2 yards per attempt. Despite their success against the pass, Carolina’s defense will look to improve against the run in upcoming games.