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Commanders
2-6 · 21.5 pts/g
Preview · week 10
19–24
projected score · Fri 13 Nov 01:15 UK · 8:15 PM ET
Giants
5-3 · 22.8 pts/g
Model
NYG 66%
Market
NYG 55%
Model pickNYG 66%Medium confidence
F&D score78out of 100
MarketNYG 55%draftkings, margin removed
vs market+10.5points, model minus market
Total43.4NYG by 5.6

NYG look like the play here. WAS have struggled recently, losing 4 of their last 5.

Matchups to watch

How each player gets his production, set against how this opponent has defended it over their last 17 games. After the game we grade who won each one.

Stefon Diggs · against NYG

No obvious soft spot

Profile

Where his targets come from

Share of his targets. The white tick is the league average.

Short (under 10)
71%
Intermediate
13%
Deep (20+)
16%
Left side
36%
Middle
31%
Right side
33%

How NYG defend it

Ranked of 32, last 17 games. Green is a weakness to attack.

Short (under 10)
16th
Intermediate
24th
Deep (20+)
5th
Left side
5th
Middle
24th
Right side
12th
Yards after catch allowed
9th
Sack rate forced
18th
The read
  1. the Giants are mid-table or better at every depth over their last 17 games. Diggs's likeliest route is short throws (71% of his targets), where they rank 16th.
  2. Work the middle: 31% of his targets go that way and the Giants rank 24th defending throws there.
  3. Contested catches aren't his edge this week: he's 57th percentile for separation and 18th for hands, and Deonte Banks and Andru Phillips both allow fewer yards per target than the average corner (7.4).
  4. Free data doesn't show who covers whom on each snap, so this is the defence's profile, not a confirmed one-on-one.
Malik Nabers · against WAS

The shot plays are there

Profile

Where his targets come from

Share of his targets. The white tick is the league average.

Short (under 10)
52%
Intermediate
25%
Deep (20+)
23%
Left side
41%
Middle
19%
Right side
40%

How WAS defend it

Ranked of 32, last 17 games. Green is a weakness to attack.

Short (under 10)
25th
Intermediate
29th
Deep (20+)
20th
Left side
12th
Middle
28th
Right side
28th
Yards after catch allowed
21st
Sack rate forced
22nd
The read
  1. Washington rank 20th against deep balls, and 23% of Nabers's targets travel 20+ yards (the average WR is at 17%).
  2. Work the right side: 40% of his targets go that way and Washington rank 28th defending throws there.
  3. Free data doesn't show who covers whom on each snap, so this is the defence's profile, not a confirmed one-on-one.
Jameis Winston · against WAS

A pass defence to exploit

Profile

How WAS defend it

Ranked of 32, last 17 games. Green is a weakness to attack.

Short (under 10)
25th
Intermediate
29th
Deep (20+)
20th
Left side
12th
Middle
28th
Right side
28th
Yards after catch allowed
21st
Sack rate forced
22nd
The read
  1. Washington rank 28th in EPA per dropback allowed over their last 17 games, and 29th against intermediate throws.
  2. Pressure: Washington are 22nd at getting sacks, and the Giants are 26th at avoiding them.

Unit by unit

Each unit ranked against all 32 teams on 2026 play-by-play through week 9. Longer bar is better; a gold rank marks the side with the edge.

When the Commanders have the balloffence against defence, rank of 32 (1st is best)
WAS offence
NYG defence
OverallEPA per play
20th
11th
PassingEPA per dropback
19th
13th
RushingEPA per carry
23rd
13th
Third downconversion rate
32nd
12th
Pass protectionsack rate: allowed vs forced
20th
19th

Biggest gap: third down, where the Giants defence has a 20-place edge.

When the Giants have the balloffence against defence, rank of 32 (1st is best)
NYG offence
WAS defence
OverallEPA per play
15th
20th
PassingEPA per dropback
16th
19th
RushingEPA per carry
19th
23rd
Third downconversion rate
10th
17th
Pass protectionsack rate: allowed vs forced
27th
24th

Biggest gap: third down, where the Giants offence has a 7-place edge.

Form and history

Last 5 meetingsWAS 4 · NYG 1
27-27NYG at WAS
2026-10
29-21WAS at NYG
2025-12
6-21NYG at WAS
2025-09
27-22WAS at NYG
2024-11
18-21NYG at WAS
2024-09

Injury report

Commandersmodel impact 0.0
Dyami BrownWR · CalfIR
Jaylin LaneWR · AnkleIR
Terry McLaurinWR · KneeIR
Jeremy McNicholsRB · FootIR
Jacory Croskey-MerrittRB · GroinIR
Leo ChenalLB · NeckIR
Javon KinlawDT · KneeIR
Daron PayneDT · FootIR
Laremy TunsilOL · TricepsIR
Javontae Jean-BaptisteDL · PectoralIR
Lucas PatrickG · ConcussionDoubtful
Treylon BurksWR · FootQuestionable
Giantsmodel impact 0.0
Jaxson DartQB · Knee - MeniscusIR
Braxton BerriosWR · FootIR
Calvin Austin IIIWR · KneeIR
Gunner OlszewskiWR · AchillesIR
Tyrone Tracy Jr.RB · HamstringIR
Thaddeus DixonCB · AchillesIR
Jarrick Bernard-ConverseCB · KneeIR
Korie BlackCBIR
Roy Robertson-HarrisDE · AchillesIR
Chauncey GolstonDE · NeckIR
Brian BurnsDE · Knee - ACLIR
Tremaine EdmundsLB · ChestIR

Player props

Every posted line with the market's view and each player's last ten games against it.

PlayerMarketLinePriceMarket overLast 10 gamesHit rate
J.J. McCarthyNYGPassing yards210.51.9050%
0%
Jayden DanielsWASPassing yards200.51.8950%
80%
J.J. McCarthyNYGPassing TDs1.52.6136%
0%
Jayden DanielsWASrole upPassing TDs1.52.6735%
70%
Austin EkelerWASRushing yards27.51.9249%
40%
Cam SkatteboNYGRushing yards50.51.8751%
10%
Devin SingletaryNYGrole upRushing yards23.51.8751%
30%
J.J. McCarthyNYGRushing yards18.51.8850%
25%
Jayden DanielsWASRushing yards35.51.9150%
70%
Rachaad WhiteWASrole upRushing yards38.51.8850%
30%
Antonio WilliamsWASReceiving yards39.51.8950%
0%
Austin EkelerWASReceiving yards8.51.9349%
60%
Cam SkatteboNYGReceiving yards7.51.9648%
30%
Chig OkonkwoWASReceiving yards35.51.8751%
60%
Darnell MooneyNYGrole upReceiving yards15.51.8950%
90%
Devin SingletaryNYGrole upReceiving yards8.51.8551%
30%
Isaiah LikelyNYGrole upReceiving yards45.51.8850%
40%
Malachi FieldsNYGReceiving yards26.51.8850%
0%
Malik NabersNYGReceiving yards66.51.8850%
60%
Rachaad WhiteWASReceiving yards13.51.8850%
70%
Stefon DiggsWASReceiving yards41.51.9249%
60%
Theo JohnsonNYGrole upReceiving yards4.51.8850%
100%
Van JeffersonWASReceiving yards13.51.8949%
50%
Antonio WilliamsWASReceptions3.51.7155%
10%
Austin EkelerWASrole upReceptions1.52.0247%
90%
Cam SkatteboNYGReceptions1.52.2841%
30%
Chig OkonkwoWASReceptions3.51.6159%
30%
Darnell MooneyNYGrole upReceptions1.51.9149%
90%
Devin SingletaryNYGrole upReceptions1.52.1644%
30%
Isaiah LikelyNYGReceptions4.51.8152%
10%
Malachi FieldsNYGReceptions2.52.1943%
0%
Malik NabersNYGReceptions5.51.7853%
80%
Rachaad WhiteWASReceptions2.52.1644%
40%
Stefon DiggsWASReceptions4.52.2342%
80%
Theo JohnsonNYGrole upReceptions0.51.6059%
100%
Van JeffersonWASReceptions1.51.8355%
40%

"Market over" is the bookmaker's price with the margin taken out. Green bars are games that cleared the line. Our own prop model is switched off until it passes a public audit on 2026 data, so we show the market and the history, not a tip.

The betting view

Posted odds, the same odds with the bookmaker's margin removed, and where the model disagrees.

WAS odds2.14
NYG odds1.74
WAS fair odds2.23
NYG fair odds1.81
Model vs marketNYG +10.5
Kelly stake (capped)4.4%
Bookdraftkings
Rest0d

Read this before you bet: picking winners is not beating the price. At posted odds our 2025 flat-bet ROI was −6.9%. Use the model as one view of the game, not a tip.

What the model sees

Model favors NYG (66%) by 5.6 points.