New York Giants
The New York Giants are 4-2-1, first in the NFC East. Next they visit the Philadelphia Eagles. Bye: Week 8.
Record
- Record
- 4-2-1
- Division
- NFC East
- Streak
- W1
- Last 5
- 3-1-1
Giants Week 9 outlook
The Giants are 4-2-1 and riding a one-game winning streak after a 27-27 tie at Washington following wins over New Orleans and Houston. Points for and against are nearly even at 163-161, reflecting a team that has been competitive in every game. A trip to Philadelphia in Week 9 is the next test, with the market giving the Giants a 61.9% win chance.
Malik Nabers is the focal point of the passing game and projects for 18.0 points, even though Philadelphia ranks 30th of 32 against the position, among the toughest matchups he will see. Isaiah Likely projects for 11.5 points against a defense ranked 4th of 32 versus tight ends, a favorable spot. Cam Skattebo, listed questionable, is projected for 11.0 points against a middling run defense. J.J. McCarthy projects for 9.0 points at quarterback.
Injuries are significant on defense. Greg Newsome II and Jevon Holland are both out with concussions, thinning the secondary. Paulson Adebo is questionable with a knee injury, and the offensive line has two questionable tackles in Jermaine Eluemunor and Marcus Mbow. Theo Johnson is doubtful with a neck injury, reducing depth at tight end.
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2026 season so far
Through 7 games: 4-2-1, 1st in the NFC East. They have scored 163 points and allowed 161 across 7 games, 23.3 for and 23.0 against per game. They won their last game. Jameis Winston leads in passing yards (957); Cam Skattebo leads in rushing yards (418); Malik Nabers leads in receiving yards (605).
Next game
New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles ·
Injuries
- Charlie JonesWRQuestionable
- Cam SkatteboRBDoubtful
Giants fantasy players this week
- 1Malik NabersWR18.0
- 2Isaiah LikelyTE12.0
- 3Cam SkatteboRB11.0
- 4J.J. McCarthyQB9.0
- 5Dominic ZvadaK7.7
- 6Devin SingletaryRB5.0
- 7Tyrone Tracy Jr.RB5.0
- 8Malachi FieldsWR5.0
- 9Jaxson DartQB3.0
- 10Jameis WinstonQB3.0
Projected DraftKings points, from News Hub Fantasy.
Latest Giants news
Jermaine Eluemunor is enjoying a career year along the Giants' offensive line after choosing to re-sign with New York in the offseason. As the only English-born player currently active in the NFL, his strong play this season has stood out, giving the Giants reliable production up front.
Source:New York PostOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Cam Skattebo was held out of the Giants' Friday practice ahead of their matchup with the Eagles, putting his availability for Sunday in question. The team hasn't confirmed a specific injury, but his absence from the final pre-game session leaves his status uncertain heading into the weekend.
Source:ClutchPointsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Malik Nabers missed Thursday's practice with a knee issue but carries no injury designation and expects to play Sunday. Cam Skattebo, meanwhile, is listed as doubtful for the Giants, putting his availability in question. Nabers' status suggests he's trending toward suiting up, while Skattebo's workload may be in doubt.
Reported byNBC Sports / ProFootballTalk,Yahoo SportsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
With New York's backfield losing depth, the Giants are preparing to give Devin Singletary an expanded workload. Known as 'Motor,' he's expected to take on a bigger share of the rushing duties as the team manages its limited options at running back.
Reported byNew York Post,Yahoo SportsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Devin Singletary has weathered a crowded Giants backfield, sitting out Weeks 3-5 and seeing sparse carries early in the season. His patience appears to be paying off, as he now looks set to be the only back remaining from New York's original four-man rotation heading into this week's game.
Reported byYahoo Sports,Big Blue ViewOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Team leaders
- 957
Passing yards
Jameis Winston - 418
Rushing yards
Cam Skattebo - 605
Receiving yards
Malik Nabers - 58
Tackles
Tremaine Edmunds - 13
Field goals
Dominic Zvada
2026 by the numbers
- Home
- 4-1
- Road
- 1-1-1
- Points per game
- 24.6
- Allowed per game
- 22.2
- Biggest win: 34-17 vs Dallas Cowboys
- Toughest loss: 6-28 at Los Angeles Rams
2026 schedule and results
- Week 18vs Dallas CowboysW 34-17
- Week 1vs Dallas CowboysW 28-20
- Week 2at Los Angeles RamsL 6-28
- Week 3vs Tennessee TitansW 12-7
- Week 4vs Arizona CardinalsW 36-24
- Week 5at Washington CommandersT 27-27
- Week 6vs New Orleans SaintsL 27-34
- Week 7at Houston TexansW 27-21
- Week 9at Philadelphia Eagles
- Week 10vs Washington Commanders
- Week 11vs Jacksonville Jaguars
- Week 12at Indianapolis Colts
- Week 13vs San Francisco 49ers
- Week 14at Seattle Seahawks
- Week 15vs Cleveland Browns
- Week 16at Detroit Lions
- Week 17at Dallas Cowboys
- Week 18vs Philadelphia Eagles
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