NFLGame PreviewsNYG VS DEN Preview Week7 19-Oct-2025

Game Preview of New York Giants @ Denver Broncos. Week 7 of 2025 NFL Season

NYG logo

NYG

2-4-0
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19OCT25
04:05pm
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DEN

4-2-0
Empower Field at Mile High

Game Preview

The Giants head to Denver on Sunday at 4:05 p.m. ET. It is rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart against a Broncos defense that lives in backfields. The setting is Empower Field at Mile High.

 

Denver’s identity is clear. The Broncos lead the league in turning pressure into sacks. Pressure-to-sack conversion means how often a hurry ends as a sack, and Denver sits at 13.3%, elite. The Giants’ pass protection is average by rate and could be down key starters with Andrew Thomas and John Michael Schmitz Jr. both listed Questionable.

 

New York can answer by playing fast and leaning on quick throws. The Giants use no-huddle 16.0% of snaps and shotgun 56.2%. That helps a young back like Cam Skattebo as a safety valve. But finishing drives has been a problem. Their red-zone TD rate is 45.5% and Denver’s defense gives up TDs on just 26.7% of red-zone trips.

 

Denver’s offense has been steady in protection with a 2.4% sack rate allowed. The explosive pass game is not their strength, though. The Broncos’ deep-ball explosive rate is only 1.9%, and the Giants are good at limiting big pass plays at 5.6% allowed. Expect a field-position game where sacks, scrambles, and red-zone stops decide it.

Current Season Form

NYG logo

NYG

Away
Record:2-4-0
ATS:3-3-0
O/U:2-4-0
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DEN

Home
Record:4-2-0
ATS:2-4-0
O/U:1-5-0

Head-to-Head Summary

Record:
2-3Winner logo
ATS:1-4-0
O/U:2-3-0

Past Results

DateOpponentResultATSO/U
2025-10-12@ NYJW 13-11W +-7.5u43.5
2025-10-05@ PHIW 21-17W +3.5u44.5
2025-09-29vs CINW 28-3W +7.5u44.5
2025-09-21@ LACL 20-23L 2.5u45.5
2025-09-14@ INDL 28-29W +-2.5o43.5
2025-09-07vs TENW 20-12W +8.5u42.5
2025-01-12@ BUFL 7-31L 7.5u48.5
2025-01-05vs KCW 38-0W +10.5u40.5
2024-12-28@ CINL 24-30L 3.5o50.5
2024-12-19@ LACL 27-34L 3.0o41.5

Key Insights

 

  • Broncos pass rush sets the tone. Denver’s defense generates sacks on 13.3% of dropbacks (top tier).

  • Giants O-line health matters. LT Andrew Thomas (Q) and C John Michael Schmitz Jr. (Q) directly tie to NYG’s 7.1% sack rate allowed.

  • Red-zone leverage favors Denver. Broncos defense allows TDs on 26.7% of red-zone trips; Giants offense sits at 45.5%.

  • Big-play passes may be scarce. NYG allows explosive passes at 5.6%; DEN’s deep-pass explosive rate is 1.9%.

  • Giants tempo is a tool. No-huddle 16.0% and shotgun 56.2% can stress Denver’s substitutions and create RB targets.

  • Sample-size note. Big-play TD rates (NYG 26.3%, DEN 23.5%) come from small samples (19 and 17 plays).

 

Betting Insights

  • Anchor spread: Broncos -7.5 (+102). Plus-money on the hook. It leans on Denver’s 13.3% sack rate and elite 72.8% third-down stops.

  • Anchor total: 41.5Under -147 / Over -105. Explosive pass numbers are muted on both sides, and red-zone stops favor a lower total. Heavy juice to the Under, so size stakes accordingly.

  • Broncos team total 23.5: Under -116 / Over -122. NYG caps explosives 5.6%; that can hold Denver to drives, not shots.

  • Giants team total 16.0: Under -120 / Over -118. Denver’s red-zone defense 26.7% and sack rate push Under risk.

  • Bo Nix Under 218.5 pass yds (-120): NYG limits chunk passes and DEN’s deep rate is 1.9%.

  • Jaxson Dart Under 165.5 pass yds (-119) (volatility: Q): Pressure plus 72.8% third-down stop rate can stall drives.

Props tied to players listed Questionable (Dart, Thomas, Engram, Mims) carry extra variance. Consider smaller wagers or wait for inactives.

Final Summary

Denver owns the sharper edges on defense. The Broncos rush the passer at a top-tier rate and shut the door in the red zone. That profile wins a lot of ugly games at altitude.

New York’s counter is tempo and the quarterback run game. If Dart plays and avoids negative plays, the Giants can hang around with scrambles and quick throws to Skattebo. But red-zone finishing has lagged.

Explosive passes are unlikely to decide this. Protection, field position, and who cashes short fields will. That setup leans Under and favors Denver at home.

Our anchors land on Broncos -7.5 (+102) and Total 41.5, Under -147. Shop numbers, respect the juice, and keep prop exposure modest until the injury picture clears.

Statistical Battle Boards

Viewing: DEN Offense vs NYG Defense
Offense team logoOffense
Defense team logoDefense
StatisticOffenseRankDefenseRankAdvantage
Total Points130#17144#12NYG advantage
Total Points Per Game21.7#2124#20NYG advantage
Total Touchdowns15#1615#17DEN advantage
Passing Touchdowns9#197#5NYG advantage
Rushing Touchdowns6#117#26DEN advantage
Other Touchdowns0#311#25NYG advantage
Total Kicking Points38#2652#6NYG advantage
Total Two Point Conversions1#71#7🏈
Kick Extra Points14#1513#17DEN advantage
Offense team logoOffense
Defense team logoDefense
StatisticOffenseRankDefenseRankAdvantage
Net Passing Yards1241#131452#6NYG advantage
Net Passing Yards Per Game207#16242#7NYG advantage
Passer Rating88.2#2388.2#22NYG advantage
Passing Attempts206#9225#30DEN advantage
Completions133#10148#5NYG advantage
Completion Percentage64.6#2365.8#13NYG advantage
Passing 1st downs63#1774#26DEN advantage
Passing 1st Down %54.3#1855.2#15NYG advantage
Longest Pass52#2087#2NYG advantage
Passing Fumbles Lost2#161#25DEN advantage
Receiving Targets194#10217#3NYG advantage
Receptions133#10148#28DEN advantage
Receiving Yards After Catch760#4626#17DEN advantage
YAC Average5.7#74.2#6NYG advantage
Offense team logoOffense
Defense team logoDefense
StatisticOffenseRankDefenseRankAdvantage
Rushing Yards781#6773#23DEN advantage
Rushing Yards Per Game130#7129#11DEN advantage
Rushing Attempts168#7151#18DEN advantage
Yards Per Rush Attempt4.6#125.1#4NYG advantage
Rushing 1st downs37#1941#19🏈
20+ Yard Rushing Plays3#175#7NYG advantage
Long Rushing50#1254#10NYG advantage
Rushing Fumbles3#175#7NYG advantage
Rushing Fumbles Lost0#220#24DEN advantage