The Giants may be the underdogs, but they have the tools to keep this one close. While their offense has faced challenges, Daniel Jones still leads with over 1,700 passing yards, and Malik Nabers has been a bright spot, racking up 498 receiving yards and three touchdowns. They’ll need a steady run game to open up passing lanes, and Tyrone Tracy Jr. is starting to provide that balance, especially with support from Devin Singletary. Defensively, the Giants are ranked eighth against the pass, which could come in handy against a Commanders team that thrives on their air attack. Take the home dog in this divisional matchup.