The Packers have a much better matchup this week and should be a prime spot to target their receivers near the goal line. Few teams are allowing more points than the Giants, who will be starting Jameis Winston. Injuries are piling up again for Green Bay. Tucker Kraft is out, while Matthew Golden, Dontayvion Wicks, and Savion Williams are all limited in practice. Romeo Doubs looks past the chest injury that cost him some snaps last week against the Eagles. Packers wideouts didn’t see a single red-zone target last week, but Doubs led the group in Week 9 with three inside the 20. His anytime touchdown price is the second-shortest among Green Bay players, trailing only Josh Jacobs.
Josh Jacobs trails only Jonathan Taylor in total touchdowns, and the Green Bay Packers running back continues to be a massive red-zone threat on the ground. Jacobs should gash a Giants front seven that struggles against the run, surrendering 151.1 rushing yards per game. He’s found the end zone twice in three separate games already this season, and I like Jacobs to get the rock early and often as Green Bay looks to find traction in the Meadowlands.
The Packers have allowed just 6.4 first-half ppg this year, tops in the NFL. The Giants are 17th in 1H points, and their offense just got a whole lot weaker with Jameis Winston stepping in for the injured Jaxson Dart.