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John Fennelly

Giants open as 5-point road underdogs vs. Saints in Week 15

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The New York Giants (5-8) have opened as a 5-point underdog for their upcoming road game this coming Sunday against the New Orleans Saints (6-7).

The over/under opened at 37 total points and the money line is currently Giants +185, Saints -225, per BetMGM.

The Giants are on a three-game winning streak after their thrilling 24-22 victory Monday night over Green Bay behind quarterback Tommy DeVito. They are currently the 12th seed in the NFC, just one game back in the playoff hunt.

The Saints are 6-7 after defeating the Carolina Panthers, 28-6, on Sunday and are in a three-way tie for the NFC South lead along with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Atlanta Falcons. They are currently ranked 11th in the NFC.

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