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Giants vs Steelers Same-Game Parlay for Monday Night Football (Week 8)

Sascha Paruk

By Sascha Paruk in NFL Football

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Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker TJ Watt celebrates a sack
Sep 22, 2024; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt (90) celebrates a sack against the Los Angeles Chargers during the fourth quarter at Acrisure Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Barry Reeger-Imagn Images
  • The floundering New York Giants visit the dominant defense of the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night Football (Oct. 28)
  • The Giants have only scored ten points total in their last two games
  • Below, see a three-leg, +458 Giants vs Steelers same-game parlay that’s all-in on the Pittsburgh defense

The New York Giants (2-5, 2-1 away, 3-4 ATS) will try to shake off some recent struggles when they head to Pennsylvania to face the Pittsburgh Steelers (5-2, 2-1 home, 5-2 ATS) on Monday Night Football in Week 8. Kickoff is slated for 8:15 pm ET at Acrisure Stadium and, with the anemic New York offense facing the second-best scoring defense in the league, tonight’s Giants vs Steelers same-game parlay strings together three props that all fade the G-Men.

Giants vs Steelers Same-Game Parlay

Pick Odds
Giants first-half total under 6.5 +125
Giants second-half total under 7.5 -145
Daniel Jones under 188.5 passing yards -110
NYG vs PIT SGP Odds +458 (using FanDuel’s 25% SGP boost)

Using FanDuel’s 25% SGP profit boost for MNF, my three-leg parlay comes out to +458 odds.

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Giants vs Steelers SGP Picks #1 and 2: Giants Team Total Under (First & Second Half)

I considered adding the Giants’ full-game team total under 15.5 (-115) but I like the the price better when splitting it into a first-half under (6.5 at +125) and second-half under (7.5 at -145).

New York’s only offensive TD in the last nine quarters came against the leaky Cincinnati Bengals, and that major was the Giants’ only scoring play in a 17-7 Week 6 loss to Cincinnati. Last Sunday, they were demolished 28-3 by division-rival Philadelphia in one of the worst offensive performances in franchise history (119 total yards).

Tonight, they face an even better defense in a hostile environment. The Steelers are allowing just 14.4 PPG through their first seven games and it’s scary to think what TJ Watt – the current favorite in the NFL DPOY odds – and company may do to the depleted New York offensive line.

NYG vs PIT Same-Game Parlay Pick #3: Daniel Jones Under 188.5 Passing Yards

In last week’s 28-3 abomination against the Eagles, Jones threw for just 99 yards on 21 pass attempts (4.7 YPA) and was lifted from the game in favor of Drew Lock at the end of the third quarter. With left tackle Andrew Thomas on IR, Jones was sacked seven times. Jones’ ineffectiveness is a big part of why Chris Amberley’s Giants vs Steelers prediction pegged under 36.5 as his best bet.

It’s squarely within the realm of possibility that Lock plays a sizable portion of tonight’s game, and even if he doesn’t, Jones is averaging just 6.0 YPA on the season, which would necessitate 32 attempts to hit the over on 188.5.

With Russell Wilson under center for the first time, the Pittsburgh offense looked borderline dynamic against the Jets last week. The Steelers had 409 total yards, including 149 on the ground at 4.1 YPC against an excellent Jets defense. The Giants’ D is a respectable unit that ranks in the top half of the league in scoring and DVOA, but I do expect Pittsburgh to be able to move the ball and dominate time of possession, limiting Jones’ opportunities.

Sascha Paruk
Sascha Paruk

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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.

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