New York Giants Super Bowl Odds 2022

New York Giants Super Bowl Odds 2022

The New York Giants finished the season at 6-10, a two-game improvement from the previous year. Astonishingly, the Giants started last season by losing their first five games and Saquon Barkley to a torn ACL for the rest of the year. While the rest of the year was still far from perfect, there were still enough positives that can be taken away from finishing 6-5 in their final 11 games.

Now, Barkley is healthy and returned to practice earlier this week and Daniel Jones has a bit more experience under his belt. New York added several weapons for him to throw to on the offensive end, including playmaker Kadarius Toney, sure-handed Kyle Rudolph, and star receiver Kenny Golladay. Additionally, the Giants return Sterling Shephard and Evan Engram to a high-potential offense.

Defensively, the Giants signed Adoree’ Jackson, a pesky cornerback who can vastly improve their secondary, and Azeez Ojulari, who may be the best pass-rushing linebacker in the entire draft this year.

In a weak NFC East, the New York Giants have an outside chance of claiming the crown and finding themselves back in the NFL playoffs. It may not be this year, but the Giants do have a very bright future.

New York Giants Team Future Odds

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Offseason Changes

The New York Giants were indeed not scared to spend money this off-season. The Giants seriously lacked offensive talent after losing Saquon Barkley last year to a torn ACL in just the second week of the NFL season. In other words, quarterback Daniel Jones did not have the necessary talent around him to succeed. New York prioritized beefing up its offense during the off-season by signing star receiver Kenny Golladay in free agency. Golladay is one of the most talented receivers in the NFL, but the key for him will be staying healthy. In addition, the Giants drafted University of Florida receiver Kadarius Toney to solidify their receiving core. Toney runs a sub-4.4 40-yard dash and has terrific big-play upside. Another considerable addition was tight-end Kyle Rudolph. Rudolph has the talent to be a solid tight end, but the key with Rudolph has always been staying healthy. Currently, Rudolph is on the Active/PUP list after a foot injury was discovered during his physical in March. The Giants honored their deal with Rudolph, and he is committed to getting healthy for the start of the season. Now, Jones should feel substantially more comfortable with Toney, Barkley, Golladay, Evan Engram, Kyle Rudolph, and Sterling Shephard at his disposal. If everything goes according to plan, the Giants could put a lot of points on the board.

On the defensive end, the Giants signed Adoree’ Jackson, an excellent cornerback, when he is healthy. If Jackson can stay healthy and replicate a year similar to the one he had in 2019, then the Giants will be beyond please with this acquisition. New York also drafted OLB Azeez Ojulari, who many expect to be one of the steals of the draft. Ojulari is a spectacular pass-rusher that can help out the Giants’ defense from Day 1.

The Giants had one of the busiest off-seasons of any time in the NFL, and it was well worth it. After securing Aaron Robinson and Rodarius Williams in the NFL Draft, they have one of the deepest secondaries now. They also have one of the most improved receiving units in the NFL after this off-season. New York felt like this was the year to make a big splash, and it’s safe to say that mission has been accomplished.

Giants Odds Analysis

Currently, the Giants have +7000 odds to win the Super Bowl, which projects them as a bottom ten team in the NFL. They are +200 to make the playoffs and -255 to miss them. The NFC East is the weakest division in football, and the Giants are +375 underdogs to beat out the Washington Football Team, Philadelphia Eagles, and Dallas Cowboys. The over/under for the Giants is at seven games, with the over being the slight favorite (-135) and the under being the underdog (+115).
The NFC East is a division that has been incredibly weak in recent years. Regardless, the Giants have an opportunity to take over this year with a revamped offense after they drafted Kadarius Toney and signed Kyle Rudolph and Kenny Golladay. That off-season overhaul paired with Barkley being healthy again could potentially put the Giants in a position to win the division. At the current odds of +375, I like that bet. If the Cowboys have an underwhelming year, I believe the Giants will be right there to take over.

Reasons Why Giants Win Super Bowl

Let’s imagine that the Giants win the NFC East with whatever record is required to do that. Then, the Giants hit their stride, Daniel Jones plays like an MVP, and the rest of the Giants offense plays up to their potential. On the defensive end of the ball, the Giants are somehow a force to be dealt with. That is a broad explanation of what it would take for the New York Giants to win the Super Bowl. This year is likely not their year, but the NFL is a weird league, and the Giants completely revamped their offense this off-season.

Reason Why Giants Don’t Win Super Bowl

The Giants are still trying to put together a Super Bowl-caliber team. It’s hard to say whether or not Daniel Jones will be able to turn the corner and become a Top 10 type of quarterback. He may or may not be the Giants’ “guy” for the future. The other concern for the Giants is how many injury-prone players they have on the offensive side of the ball. Barkley was injured last year, and Kyle Rudolph has missed many games his career, as has Kenny Golladay. Meanwhile, Evan Engram tends to drop a lot of passes and needs to improve his hands. New York’s potential is intriguing, to say the least, but it still has a long way to go before it could even possibly be considered a Super Bowl-caliber team.