Sure it is a stretch, with the Giants sitting at 2-13 and on a franchise-record 10-game losing streak, to envision good times waiting up at the next intersection.

The standout Giants rookie's status for Sunday's game is up in the air.

The arrival of the holiday season coincides with the impending end of a terrible football season.

If all goes right — meaning enough goes wrong on the field these last two games (vs. the Colts and at the Eagles) — the Giants will select first in the 2025 NFL Draft.

They played, they turned offensive football back several decades and they lost.

The record is a significant accomplishment, but this is not the way Malik Nabers wanted to achieve it. 

Grading the Giants' 34-7 loss to the Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Sunday.

Never say it cannot get any worse because it can and it has.

An inside look at Sunday’s Giants-Falcons Week 16 matchup at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

It has been 77 days since the Giants last won.

This is not a transfusion the Giants desired, but it is a procedure they have been forced to undergo.

There are opinions and conjectures and theories and projections. You can predict and you can surmise. But you do not know because no one does. 

He did not like that particular characterization. "That’s a bad word," Burns said. "I don’t feel hopeless."

As the Giants team that Joe Schoen built and Brian Daboll directs continues to sink, owner John Mara has a decision to make on both of these guys.

The Giants are in the game now and whoever is calling the shots will be hard-pressed to pass on a quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft, even though there will be questions with that quarterback. Seven years ago, there were plenty of questions about Lamar Jackson and look how that turned out for the Ravens.

As the Giants’ outside linebacker looked one way, offensive lineman Daniel Faalele lined up Brian Burns and put a blindside hit on him.

The timing of these flights coincides with the players going back inside the locker room after their first pre-game workout.

Grading the Giants’ 35-14 loss to the Ravens at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.

The Giants were no match for a legitimate playoff-caliber opponent, which came as no surprise to anyone who has been paying attention.

Another week, another game and another plea to Giants co-owner John Mara to take action.