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Books are daring public bettors to back a Giants team ripe off a shocking upset win against the Eagles.

They were installed as touchdown underdogs against the Broncos, who were last seen smothering the Jets in London.

Big Blue has the rest advantage, but they’re walking into altitude against the league’s most disruptive pass rush and a defense that just held an NFL offense (albeit the Jets) to 85 total yards. 

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What our Post expert thinks about Giants vs. Broncos

Rookie QB Jaxson Dart has his work cut out for him, facing a defense that leads the league in sacks and pressure rate in just his second road start. 

The Giants will likely rely on Dart’s legs, but Denver has already bottled up mobile QBs like Fields and Hurts. 

Despite the defensive dominance, the Broncos’ offense is dragging — ranked second-worst in first-quarter success rate and logging the most three-and-outs to open games. 

This sets up as a grind-it-out script with points at a premium, supported by a combined 3-9 Over/Under record between these teams entering Week 7.

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