Week 6 of the NFL season kicks off with the Giants hosting the Eagles on “Thursday Night Football” at MetLife Stadium.
The Giants enter Week 6 with just one win after being shut out in the second half against the Saints in last Sunday’s loss.
The Eagles lost their first game of the season against the Broncos but are still tied with several teams for the best record in the NFL.
Oddsmakers have the Eagles are 7.5-point favorites entering this week’s matchup.
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What our Post expert thinks about Giants vs. Eagles
It has been a long season for the Giants after just five games.
We’ve see two quarterbacks under center this season, but the offense still ranks 28th in points per game.
Rookie Jaxson Dart has shown some promise in two starts, but team is still facing an uphill battle with the Eagles in town.
The last time the Eagles came to MetLife, Saquon Barkley ran all over the G-Men in his revenge game.
While the star running back is questionable early in the week, the Giants have the sixth-worst rush defense in the NFL, so Barkley might not need to be fully healthy to have an impact.
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