Goedert has had 23 targets the last three weeks, with the 4th highest tight end target share. The Giants allow over 9 targets a game to tight ends (fourth most) and 6 catches a game. With no AJ Brown on the field, he should have a big showing on TE Day.

DraftKings. Jaxson Dart has cleared this rush attempts line in three of his four starts. Coming off a brutal matchup against the Broncos who allow the second fewest scrambles per game, I’m expecting his attempts to normalize against the Eagles. Dart had 13 attempts in their last meeting, and while I’m sure it’ll be a point of contention for Philadelphia, the Eagles are shorthanded on the edge and at off-ball linebacker.

National tight ends day! Gotta play some TE props. I already played Goedert over his receptions, and I like him to score. Goedert has scored in 4/6 games this season, and found the end zone in his last meeting against the Giants. The Eagles love using him for that little shovel pass inside the 5 yard line, and I expect them to draw it up again here for their veteran TE.

Goedert feasted against the Giants a few weeks ago, hauling in 9 receptions on 11 targets for 100+ receiving yards & a TD. With Eagles WR1 A.J Brown sidelined for this game, Goedert is likely to be a frequent target for Jalen Hurts. New York’s strength is at the defensive line, so if the absence of C Cam Jurgens causes Philly O-line issues, Hurts will be under pressure and need Goedert as his safety valve. He has seen 7+ targets in 3/6 games, and I expect him to see similar volume here facing a defense he just recently had his best game of the season against.

After the injury news on Eagles WR1 AJ Brown, I expected this line to go to -6.5. Instead, we’re getting 7 & the hook for a Giants team that has shown the ability to cover wide spreads. Although the G-Men are 0-4 SU on the road this year, they are 2-2 ATS, and 4-3 ATS overall. Philly’s 28-22 win last week over Carson Wentz and the Vikings does not make them trustworthy. Eagles new OC Kevin Patullo has been struggling with play-calling, and missing C Cam Jurgens isn’t going to help kickstart their run game. I understand the Eagles being wide home favorites in a revenge spot, but I just can’t get to this number so I’m forced to play Giants +7.5.

With the Eagles down to three healthy edge rushers, linebacker Jihaad Campbell is expected to spend some time on the edge Sunday. That could create more opportunities in the middle for Zack Baun, who only had six stops in the first meeting with the Giants. I bet Baun to record at least nine combined stops against a Giants' team that has been a good matchup for opposing LB tackles. Look for Baun to record double-digit stops for the third time in four games.

AJ Brown is out for the Eagles on Sunday. When Brown is out, Dallas Goedert is targeted on 24% of his routes. Goedert caught nine passes for 110 receiving yards when these teams met two weeks ago. I like Goedert to sail over this receiving line with Brown out.

Cam Skattebo scored three touchdowns against the Eagles two weeks ago. Yes, that was a home game, and Jalen Carter was out. But we're getting even money for Skattebo to find the endzone just once? The price is too good for me to pass up. We know he gets the opportunity and is the Giants' best goal line back. We saw his tackle breaking ability in this matchup, and I'm betting Skattebo finds the endzone again against the Eagles.

Are the linesmakers suffering from short-term amnesia? Wasn’t it only two weeks ago that the Giants doubled up on Philly 34-17? A rerun is unlikely, but the Eagles’ 5-2 SU record misleads. They have been outgained at a pace of 62 yards per game. The Giants must bounce back from a nightmarish setback in Denver. Not to be overlooked is they had the Broncos on the ropes throughout. New York rarely wins outright in the Brotherly Love city, but it doesn’t need to for a cover. In the last eight visits, all SU defeats, the Giants found solace with six Ws against the spread. With Philly missing WR A.J. Brown, another appears likely.

The Giants are coming off a heartbreaking loss against the Broncos, but even though Dart completed just 15 of 33 pass attempts, he was able to rack up a season-high 283 yards and three TDs as he pushed the ball downfield despite his limited receiving corps. It's unlikely to be as easy running the ball against the Eagles this time around with Jalen Carter back, but Dart should still be able to attack downfield with Adoree' Jackson sidelined and the Eagles missing multiple edge rushers. He almost got to this number in just 25 attempts in the first Eagles game, and his attempts line this week is 31.5 (juiced to the Under). I think this should be over 200.

These team ratings have shifted heavily since two weeks ago when the Eagles were eight points road favorites in this matchup, and while Jalen Carter will be back for this one, the Eagles have at least as many injury concerns as the Giants with A.J. Brown, Cam Jurgens, Adoree' Jackson and multiple edge rushers sidelined. The Brown and Jurgens absences make it tougher to take advantage of the Giants' secondary injuries, while Kelee Ringo being forced into a prominent role is a good thing for Jaxson Dart's passing upside, which could counter the presence of Carter up front and allow Dart to secure a backdoor cover if needed.