Washington has short division revenge. The teams met just two weeks ago. The Giants won, 20-19, when Washington missed on a two-point try with 36 seconds left. The Giants had scored on what turned out to be the winning TD on a 43-yard fumble return. Washington outgained New York by 130 yards.
Following that game, Washington buried Dallas, 25-3, outgaining the Cowboys, 397-142. Washington had a bye last week. Rookie Antonio Gibson emerged to run for a career-best 128 yards in that game while Kyle Allen continued to improve. This will be his fourth start since replacing Dwayne Haskins. 
You might not think much of Allen, but Daniel Jones is proving not to be the answer for the Giants. He's thrown just two TD passes in four road games and has committed at least one turnovers in every game. He's thrown the third-most interceptions in the NFL.
I give a talent edge to Washington with Chase Young, Montez Sweat, Terry McLaurin and Gibson along with a coaching edge in Ron Riveria against first-year Giants coach Joe Judge.