A win and the Eagles are in the playoffs. But they face a tough test against a Giants team that took them to overtime a few weeks ago. New York's offense has shown the ability to put points on the board. Rookie QB Daniel Jones played his best game last week against Washington, finishing with five touchdown passes and - most importantly - no turnovers. I don't see this one being decided by more than a field goal.

Let’s not hand over the NFC East title to Philadelphia quite yet. New York’s rookie QB, Daniel Jones, lived up to his investment price with a sensational game last Sunday, and running back Saquon Barkley amassed 279 yards in an overtime encounter. Both are fresh, having missed scattered games during the season. The Eagles’ skill position players have suffered an epidemic of injuries, the latest of which is to tight end Zach Ertz (ribs). He might play but would be compromised. Take Philly.

The Giants usually play well against Philadelphia; they've covered four of the past five meetings. Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley are coming off huge games, and the Eagles are so beat up. At home, the Giants will give 'em a game. Take the points.