New York Giants

The New York Giants finished a dismal 4-13 season, though a late-season spark offered a glimmer of hope for the offseason. After dropping three straight in early December, the Giants rattled off consecutive wins against Las Vegas and Dallas to close out the year, suggesting the roster still had fight despite the lopsided point differential of minus-58. Scoring just 22.4 points per game while surrendering 25.8 tells the story: offense and defense both failed to execute at NFL standards. The two-game winning streak came too late to alter the narrative of a lost campaign, but it provided enough tape to let management assess whether the core can be salvaged or if a full rebuild is necessary. With the offseason ahead, bettors should monitor draft strategy and free-agent moves closely. The Giants’ ceiling remains capped until they prove they can sustain offensive output and tighten a leaky defense over a full season.