Giants vs. Eagles odds: New York a clear favorite in Philadelphia

Kalshi traders have the New York Giants at 61% to win and the Philadelphia Eagles at 40% in an NFC East game that pairs the division leader with its cellar dweller. New York is 4-2-1, coming off a bye week that followed a 27-21 overtime win at Houston, and J.J. McCarthy is now its third starting quarterback of the season.

Philadelphia is 2-6 and has lost six straight, most recently 27-10 at Washington, with Jalen Hurts on injured reserve and Joe Milton set to start in his place. Receiver DeVonta Smith is out for the Eagles, running back Cam Skattebo is doubtful for the Giants, and Kalshi's power rankings show a 14-spot gap between the teams.

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The Giants and Eagles kick off Sunday, Nov. 8, at 1 p.m. ET at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

New York Giants: New York is 4-2-1 under head coach John Harbaugh and leads the NFC East after a Week 8 bye that followed a 27-21 overtime win at Houston on Oct. 25. McCarthy, acquired from Minnesota in a trade, is the starting quarterback with Jaxson Dart out for the season with a knee injury. As of this writing, Skattebo (hamstring) is doubtful and receiver Charlie Jones (hand) is questionable, while receiver Malik Nabers (knee), tackle Andrew Thomas (groin) and edge rusher Abdul Carter (illness) were full participants Friday. Kalshi traders have the Giants at 61%, with the division lead and Philadelphia's six-game slide driving the price.

Philadelphia Eagles: Philadelphia is 2-6 under head coach Nick Sirianni and has lost six straight, most recently 27-10 at Washington on Nov. 1. Hurts is on injured reserve after doctors found blood clots in his lungs, and Milton, signed off the Dallas practice squad on Oct. 16, is set to start ahead of Tanner McKee, who is questionable with a rib injury. As of this writing, receivers Smith (hamstring) and Dontayvion Wicks (ankle), cornerback Jonathan Jones (hamstring) and linebacker Jihaad Campbell (hamstring/quad) are out, and running back Saquon Barkley (hamstring/back) was limited Friday and is cleared to play. Kalshi traders have the Eagles at 40%, with the losing streak and the quarterback change holding the price down.

New York enters as the No. 15 team in the league with a Power Score of 51.1 and a 58% playoff qualification price, while Philadelphia ranks 29th with a Power Score of 9.9 and a 6% playoff price, a 14-spot gap heading into the NFC East matchup.

Kalshi traders have the Giants at 61% to win and the Eagles at 40%.

As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the Giants winning by more than 3.5 points at 44%.

As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the game finishing over 38.5 total points at 47%.

The biggest storyline is the Eagles' quarterback change. Milton faced the Giants once before, in the 2025 season finale, a 34-17 New York win in which he went 7 of 13 for 73 yards and an interception, according to Yahoo Sports. He would be Philadelphia's third starter this season after Hurts and McKee, who started the last three games and completed 63.2% of his passes for 638 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions, according to ESPN. The Giants counter with McCarthy, who started the overtime win at Houston, and Sports Illustrated notes the Eagles have won every game against New York at Lincoln Financial Field since 2013.

New York Giants: New York is 4-2-1 with wins over Dallas, Tennessee, Arizona and Houston, a 27-27 tie at Washington and losses at the Rams and to New Orleans. Kalshi traders have the Giants at 58% to make the playoffs. After Philadelphia they host Washington on Thursday, Nov. 12, host Jacksonville on Nov. 22 and visit Indianapolis on Nov. 29.

Philadelphia Eagles: Philadelphia is 2-6 with its only wins against Washington and at Tennessee in the first two weeks, followed by six straight losses. Kalshi traders have the Eagles at 6% to make the playoffs. After the Giants they have a Week 10 bye, host Pittsburgh on Nov. 22 and visit Dallas on Nov. 26.

Kalshi traders have New York as a clear favorite at 61%, with the Giants atop the NFC East at 4-2-1 and the Eagles at 2-6 and turning to their third starting quarterback. The swing factor is how Milton handles the start and whether a Giants offense led by McCarthy can work around a doubtful Skattebo. Kalshi's prices for Giants vs. Eagles will keep moving until the game ends.

What are the score predictions for Giants vs. Eagles in Week 9? As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the game finishing over 38.5 total points at 47%.

What is the spread for Giants vs. Eagles in Week 9? As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the Giants winning by more than 3.5 points at 44%.

Who is favored to win, Giants or Eagles? As of this writing, Kalshi traders have the Giants at 61% to win and the Eagles at 40%.

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