Broncos vs Giants Prediction 10/19/25 NFL Picks Today

The New York Giants and the Denver Broncos meet Sunday in NFL action from Empower Field at Mile High. Here’s a Broncos vs Giants prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Broncos vs Giants pick.

New York Giants Betting Preview

The Giants kicked off the season with a couple of divisional losses, dropping games to the Washington Commanders and the Dallas Cowboys. After another loss to the Chiefs, New York finally got a win over the Chargers in week four. That was followed by a 26-14 loss to the Saints, however. In that one New York’s offense went just 3-of-10 on third downs and had a whopping five turnovers (three lost fumbles). The defense gave up 332 yards, 18 first downs and 5.4 yards per play on the other side during the defeat.

The good news for the Giants is that they finally got a rivalry win over the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles last Thursday. New York was up 20-17 by the break and held the Eagles scoreless the rest of the way in a 34-17 victory. Jaxson Dart was 17-of-25 for 195 yards and a touchdown (along with a rush score), while Cameron Skattebo carried 19 times for 98 yards and three scores as the top rusher. Wan’Dale Robinson led the team in receiving with six catches for 84 yards and a touchdown of his own.

Denver Broncos Betting Preview

Over on the Denver side, they were pretty uneven across their first several games. Denver beat the Tennessee Titans, Cincinnati Bengals and Philadelphia Eagles in their first quintet of outings while otherwise falling to the Chargers and Colts in that time. In their 21-17 win on the road versus the Eagles on October 5, the Broncos went just 5-of-16 on third downs but came up with a decent 358 total yards and 23 first downs. The defense held the Eagles to just 2-of-11 on third downs and 16 first downs as well.

Last Sunday matched up against the lowly New York Jets in London, the Broncos were up 10-6 going into the second half. Denver secured a fourth-quarter field goal in the end to complete a 13-11 comeback victory. QB Bo Nix finished with a 19-of-30 line for 174 yards and a score while JK Dobbins added 14 carries for 40 yards. Evan Engram had five catches for 42 yards as the team’s leading receiver and Nate Adkins caught the touchdown.

New York Giants @ Denver Broncos Betting Trends: Week 7

Why the Denver Broncos will win

• The Giants have lost each of their last eight road games following a win.
• The favorites have won each of the Broncos’ last 11 games at Empower Field at Mile High.
• The favorites have covered the spread in each of the Broncos’ last seven Week 7 games.
• The Giants have failed to cover the spread in each of their last five road games following a win.
• The favorites have won the first quarter in each of the Broncos’ last seven Week 7 games.
• The Broncos have scored the first touchdown in each of their last five games as favorites.
• The favorites have won the first half in each of the Broncos’ last nine games.

Why the New York Giants will win

• The Giants have won three of their last four Week 7 games as underdogs.
• The Broncos have lost three of their last four home games against NFC East opponents.
• The underdogs have covered the spread in six of the Giants’ last seven Week 7 games.
• The Broncos have failed to cover the spread in five of their last six Sunday games.
• The Giants have scored the first touchdown in each of their last five games.
• The Giants have won the first half in each of their last seven October road games against AFC West opponents.
• The Giants have won the first quarter in four of their last five games as underdogs.

Total Points Facts

• Each of the Giants’ last nine Week 7 games have gone UNDER the total points line.
• Each of the Broncos’ last six home games following a win have gone OVER the total points line.
• Three of the last four Sunday games at Empower Field at Mile High have gone UNDER the total points line.

Denver Broncos Player Prop Facts

• Courtland Sutton has scored a touchdown in each of the Broncos’ last four home games.
• J.K. Dobbins has recorded 83+ rushing and receiving yards in four of the Broncos’ last five games.
• Bo Nix has recorded 242+ passing yards in each of the Broncos’ last three games against NFC opponents.
• Evan Engram has recorded 28+ receiving yards in each of his last 14 October appearances.
• Jaleel McLaughlin has recorded 35+ rushing yards in each of his four previous October appearances against NFC opponents.
• Bo Nix has recorded 24+ completions in five of the Broncos’ last six games against NFC opponents.
• Heading into Week 7, Nik Bonitto ranks 1st in the NFL in sacks (8.0) this season.

New York Giants Player Prop Facts

• Jaxson Dart has scored a touchdown in each of the Giants’ last two games against teams with a winning record.
• Tyrone Tracy has recorded 35+ rushing and receiving yards in each of his last 11 Sunday appearances.
• Theo Johnson has recorded 33+ receiving yards in five of his last six appearances with the Giants as road underdogs.
• Devin Singletary has recorded 18+ rushing yards in each of his last 13 appearances following a win.
• Heading into Week 7, Russell Wilson has recorded the most passing yards in a single game this season (450 vs Cowboys, Week 2).

Matchup/League Facts

• Broncos – 11 different players have recorded 1.0 sacks or more in a game this season – equal-most in the NFL, heading into Week 7.
• Heading into Week 7, the Broncos rank 1st in the NFL in sacks (30.0) this season.
• Heading into Week 7, the Giants are the only team to give up multiple 10+ point leads to lose this season.
• Heading into Week 7, the Giants are the only team to give up multiple 10+ point 2nd quarter leads to lose this season.

Broncos vs Giants Prediction

I’ll stay with the Giants but I’m probably not touching this one. New York put up a nice effort versus the rival Eagles in their latest outing last Thursday, posting 366 yards total, 172 rush yards, 5.5 yards per play, 25 first downs and a great 11-of-16 on third downs. The defense held Philly to just 1-of-9 on third-down conversion attempts and came up with a couple of takeaways as well. Don’t look now, but the Giants have won two of their last three games and they’ve scored 21 or more points in three of six outings so far. Could it all blow up this weekend, though? Sure, but it could also be a sign of the team coming together (finally).

As for Denver, they had some trouble putting away a Jets team that was downright miserable on offense. New York posted just 82 total yards in the Broncos win—including negative-10 yards passing and 1.4 yards per play. Denver held the Jets to just eight first downs and 2-of-15 on third-down conversions. All of that said, the Broncos weren’t great on offense themselves; this was more a case of the lowly Jets being bad. This is another winnable game for Denver but I like the Giants to show a lot more life and potentially bang out a cover.