New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles Prediction: Giants won’t be a problem for Philadelphia

In NFL action for Week 14, the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Giants will square off against each other on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. The Philadelphia Eagles are looking to win game number 12 this season. In their previous seven games, the New York Giants had a record of 3-3-1.

In their previous five games played at home, the New York Giants have posted a record of 3-1-1. Daniel Jones has a completion percentage of 66 percent, and he has thrown for 2,365 yards, 11 touchdowns, and 4 interceptions so far this season. While Saquon Barkley has hauled in 40 receptions, Darius Slayton and Richie James have combined for 866 receiving yards and five touchdowns from their receiving positions. Barkley is leading the way for the New York Giants' run game with 1,055 yards and eight touchdowns, and the team's rushing average is currently 149.7 yards per game. New York's defense is letting in 21 points per game and allowing 359.8 yards of total offense. The New York Giants are led in tackles by Julian Love, who has 96; in sacks by Dexter Lawrence, who has 6; and in interceptions by Rodarius Williams, who has 1.

The Philadelphia Eagles have been victorious on the road in each of their last five games. Jalen Hurts has a completion percentage of 68.1 percent, which results in 2,940 yards, 20 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions from his passing. Dallas Goedert had 43 receptions, while teammates A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith have combined for 1,661 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns. The rushing attack of the Philadelphia Eagles is good for an average of 154.6 yards per game, and Miles Sanders is the team's leading rusher with 924 yards and 9 touchdowns. On defense, Philadelphia is giving up 18.8 points per game and giving up 296.4 yards per contest. The Philadelphia Eagles are led in tackles by T.J. Edwards, who has 109; in sacks by Haason Reddick, who has 9, and in interceptions by C.J. Gardner-Johnson, who has 6.

Aside from their ability to run the ball, the New York Giants don't offer anything particularly noteworthy on offense. However, they will be fired up for this game because it will be played at home. The Giants are one of those teams with a winning record that makes you wonder if they are actually as good as their record indicates. We are aware of what the Philadelphia Eagles bring to the table, and their offensive firepower has the potential to completely destroy opponents if proper precautions are not taken.