Giants vs. Ravens NFL Week 15 Betting Lines

New York Giants NFL Week 15 Betting Lines

The New York Giants are now a step closer towards securing the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after falling to the Saints 14-11 in Week 14 betting action. Though Brian Daboll’s troops put forth a valiant second half comeback to secure the NFL spread as 5.5-point home underdogs, it came up just short when Graham Gano’s chip shot field goal attempt from 35-yards out was blocked ultimately allowing New Orleans to get out of Gotham with the non-covering win in tow. Of the Giants’ 11 overall defeats, seven have come by a single possession letting it be known just how close to being in the NFC playoff picture the team truly is. While the futures of both Daboll and GM Joe Schoen remain cloudy, the same can’t be said of the franchise right now with the duo putting the team in a position to win down the road. The current record doesn’t reflect it, but there are some really nice pieces on this roster that could become all the more improved dependent upon next year’s offseason—one that could possibly be kicked off with the GMEN selecting the first player in the NFL Draft. As it is, New York will attempt to hold onto its premiere draft stock in Week 15 betting when it catches north of two touchdowns against Lamar Jackson and the well-rested Baltimore Ravens.

Having officially been eliminated from postseason play in Week 13, the New York Giants odds to win Super Bowl LIX, the NFC, or NFC East remain off the betting board. Hardly unexpected considering they entered the 2024-25 NFL betting season 200-1 to win the big game and 66-1 to win the conference. They were also correctly predicted correctly to bring up the rear of the division standings (-210). The team’s adjusted in-season win total odds do however remain an option at a season-low 3.5 after originally hitting the board 6.5. Regardless of currently sitting behind the Raiders in the No. 1 pick pecking order, the Giants remain -140 favorites to secure the first pick by finishing with the fewest regular-season wins.

NFL Week 15 Betting Lines

Baltimore Ravens -16

New York Giants +16

Over/Under: 42.5

Money Line: Ravens -1500, Giants +876

New York Giants Week 15 Matchup

On Sunday, December 15, 2024, the New York Giants will take on the Baltimore Ravens from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. Kickoff time is set for 1 p.m. ET with television coverage on CBS. The lookahead NFL Week 15 betting lines opened with the Giants installed 12-point underdogs and the total lined 44.5. Regardless of ending their 7-game losing streak against the NFL odds last week, NFL crypto bettors seemingly want nothing to do with the GMEN as home dogs this time around evidenced by them only being aligned with around 10 percent of the written tickets and booked handle. Because of it, linemakers fattened the number to beat up to 14.5 and attached reduce juice to their side of the impost—still nothing! Makes sense considering last week’s comeback only moved the team to a bankroll killing 0-7 SU and 2-5 ATS when catching points at MetLife to date with the under cashing all but once and an average of 33.6 points scored. Total bettors seem to be of the belief the low scoring trend continues in Week 15 with 80+ percent of the bets and money pushing the Over/Under down a full point to 43.5.

New York Giants Week 14 Recap

The New York Giants suffered their eighth consecutive NFL odds loss in Week 14, falling 14-11 to the New Orleans Saints in a game that slipped away in the final seconds. Graham Gano's 34-yard field goal attempt to tie was blocked by Bryan Bresee, ending a late Giants rally and leaving New York one loss shy of their franchise-record losing streak. Drew Lock, filling in at quarterback, gave the Giants a chance with 152 passing yards, including a critical 23-yard completion to Malik Nabers on the final drive. Lock also scrambled for 25 yards on fourth down to keep the game alive. Tyrone Tracy scored New York’s only touchdown on a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter, followed by Lock’s two-point conversion pass to Nabers, cutting the deficit to 14-11. Gano made an early 43-yard field goal but missed a chance for a fourth-quarter score due to a personal foul penalty that nullified a 48-yarder. Defensively, the Giants struggled to contain the Saints, allowing a 98-yard touchdown drive and 219 passing yards from Derek Carr. The Giants remain winless at home (0-7), and frustration among fans is mounting as Coach Brian Daboll and GM Joe Schoen face increasing scrutiny in their third season calling the shots in Gotham.

2024 New York Giants Schedule, Results & Record

Founded in 1925, the New York Giants are a foundational legacy franchise. The Giants were one of five teams that joined the NFL in 1925. The Mara Family has been involved in the team's ownership since the late 1920s.

The late Wellington Mara was the best-known member of the family ownership. He served as general manager and later president of the team as an owner from 1937 to 2005. From 1927 through 1963, the Giants were a consistent contender that won four NFL championships. The period of 1956 through 1963 was a Golden Era of Glory with six championship game appearances but only one title. The Giants lost three consecutive championship games from 1961 through 1963. Following that was a long period of darkness.

Head coach Bill Parcells was not well-known when he took over Big Blue in 1983. But by the time Parcells left in 1991, the Giants had won two Super Bowl championships and regained national respect as a power franchise. Parcells was later enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Two of the greatest wins in franchise history came under the leadership of head coach Tom Coughlin. In 2007 the Giants were a wild card playoff team but made the Super Bowl, where they ruined the New England Patriots’ bid for an undefeated season. In 2011 the Giants were again wild card Super Bowl champions over the Patriots.

Coughlin had Eli Manning as his quarterback in those days. Manning is a future Hall of Famer that rewrote the Giants' passing record book. There have been numerous marquee men that have played for Big Blue. Frank Gifford, Charlie Conerly, YA Tittle, Phil Simms, Lawrence Taylor, and Eli Manning are among the legends. Unfortunately, nobody else has truly stepped to the forefront since No. 10 retired following the 2018 season.

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