Darren Rizzi returns to New Jersey as the interim head coach of the New Orleans Saints, aiming to end the New York Giants' losing streak. The Saints, with a 4-8 record, are looking to capitalize on a weak NFC South while the Giants struggle at 2-10.

Rizzi, a lifelong Giants fan, focuses on coaching despite the emotional backdrop. The Giants, on a seven-game losing streak, hope to turn their fortunes around with rookie Malik Nabers leading the team in receptions.

Injuries plague both teams, with key players like Dexter Lawrence and Taysom Hill sidelined. The Saints seek to adjust their game plan without Hill, who was instrumental in various roles.

The New York Giants are in need of strong leadership to elevate their performance as they struggle at the bottom of the league. With key captains like Andrew Thomas and Dexter Lawrence sidelined, and Daniel Jones no longer with the team, the remaining leaders must step up.

Players like Darius Slayton and Kayvon Thibodeaux emphasize that leadership can come from anyone, including rookies. They advocate for a meritocratic approach where performance dictates influence, encouraging younger players to assert themselves.

As the Giants aim to end a seven-game losing streak against the New Orleans Saints, the focus on developing leadership within the locker room is crucial for their success.