Make New York Post a Preferred Source John Harbaugh leads the Giants against the Titans on Sunday. Noah K. Murray for NY Post This should be a coaching mismatch as the Giants flip their offensive scheme with new quarterback Jameis Winston in the fold.
In a must-win spot for Big Blue, coach John Harbaugh will need to tighten the boots and lead the team to a home victory.
Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy has promised to reboot the entire offense and let Winston go back to his normal gunslinger self on offense.
There’s good and bad with that, but it’s better than what we saw Monday when Winston appeared to be one of the worst quarterbacks in the NFL against the Rams.
Big Blue is a 2.5-point favorite in this home spot after being nearly a touchdown last week before Jaxson Dart’s devastating injury.
Harbaugh is still preaching playoffs as a legitimate option for the Giants and it will all start Sunday.
I’ll trust the Giants here as the Titans, even with keeping it close last week against the Eagles, are still not viewed fondly by the analytics systems.
Malik Nabers looks to get right in Week 3 with Jameis Winston in the fold as the starting quarterback. Getty Images Tennessee is rated as the 29th-best team in the NFL, per FTN’s DVOA, giving me some optimism that the Giants can pull this one out.
The Giants are ranked No. 21 in that same system but in one of those games came they were forced to play almost an entire game with their star quarterback.
Back the Giants to win this one at home and perhaps a wager on Malik Nabers to go Over his receiving yards prop is fair if the weather holds up — especially given Nagy’s bold comments about letting Winston air it out.
PREDICTION: Giants -2.5 (-110, BetMGM) | Malik Nabers Over 54.5 receiving yards (-114, Fanatics Sportsbook)
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