Chris Raybon recommended grabbing the Giants at +7.5 against Washington while the touchdown hook is still available. He believes the market is underrating an offseason that dramatically raised New York’s floor: the defensive depth chart added three starters, and the quarterback room of Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston and Jaxson Dart is vastly superior to last year’s version, eliminating the catastrophic downside baked into 2023 prices. Raybon pointed to a two-decade trend showing Week 1 divisional underdogs that missed the previous postseason cover 69 % of the time (71 % on the road). The Giants, infamously better ATS away from MetLife, played the Commanders to margins of 5 and 3 points last year despite a nine-win gap in records. With both rosters improving but New York enjoying a bigger talent leap, Raybon views anything above +6 as mispriced.