Giants vs. Seahawks odds, prediction, betting tips for NFL Week 8

Giants are 6-1 this season and are looking to keep their perfect record on the road. The Seahawks are 4-3 and sit atop the NFC West. Last week, the Giants defeated the Jaguars 23-17 on a road thanks to their defense and the play of Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley. Seattle has won two-straight games after defeating the Chargers 37-23 last week. DK Metcalf might play for the Seahawks despite being carted off last weekend.

Giants have won four straight games. The Giants are 5-0 as an underdog this season. Seattle is the favorite at home. The total is 45 points. New York is giving up 17.7 points per game in their past four games, but they are still a good team.

Giants lead the all-time series 10-9. Seattle has won four out of the past five games. New York finally got into the win column in 2020, when Joe Judge was the head coach and Colt McCoy was starting quarterback.

Giants are 2-5 ATS in their past 7 road games against the Seahawks. Giants are 5-0 straight up as an underdog this season. The total has gone OVER in four of Seattle's past six home games.

Seahawks wide receiver Metcalf is injured and could miss the game against the Giants. Tyler Lockett will be one of the top targets for the Seahawks. Marquise Goodwin had his best game of season with four receptions for 67 yards and two scores against Chargers. Tight ends Will Dissly, Noah Fant, and Colby Parkinson will play a big role in the red zone.

Saquon Barkley leads the league in carries (143), is second in rushing yards (726), and first in yards from scrimmage (906). Kenneth Walker III has become the talk of the NFL world after rushing for 168 yards and two touchdowns last week against the Chargers. The Giants' defense has given up 144.4 rushingyards per game.

Giants and Seahawks are playing in NFL Week 8. Seattle's offensive line will have to protect quarterback Smith. Smith has been sacked 16 times this season. The Giants' defense has only allowed 13 sacks this year.

Seahawks have the worst red-zone percentage on offense this season (23.5%). Seattle has scored the fewest red zone touchdowns (4). Giants have one of the better redzone defenses in the NFL, allowing 50 percent of RZ conversions.

Both teams are exceeding expectations for the game. Both running backs could go over 100 rushing yards. The Giants' defense is on fire.

Giants will cover (+3) and the total will barely go under (45) in NFL Week 8.