Drew Lock's return as the starting quarterback for the New York Giants was marked by a disappointing performance, leading to a 34-7 loss against the Atlanta Falcons. Lock threw one touchdown but also had two interceptions returned for touchdowns, contributing to the Giants' franchise-record 10th consecutive defeat.

Despite a promising start with a touchdown pass to Tyrone Tracy Jr., the momentum shifted dramatically after the interceptions. Head coach Brian Daboll faced tough questions about the team's direction and Lock's future as the starter.

Drew Lock's return as the starting quarterback for the New York Giants was underwhelming, leading to a 34-7 defeat against the Atlanta Falcons. Lock threw one touchdown but also had two interceptions returned for touchdowns, contributing to the Giants' franchise-record 10th consecutive loss.

Despite a promising start with a touchdown pass to Tyrone Tracy Jr., the momentum shifted dramatically after the interceptions. Coach Brian Daboll faced tough questions about the team's direction as they continue to struggle this season.

In a surprising move, rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. made his first start for the Atlanta Falcons in a crucial late-season game, leading the team to a decisive 34-7 victory over the New York Giants.

Penix completed 18 of 27 passes for 202 yards and one interception, which was not his fault. His performance was praised by head coach Raheem Morris, especially compared to former starter Kirk Cousins' struggles.

The Falcons improved to 8-7, keeping their playoff hopes alive, while Penix showed impressive poise despite the challenges of stepping in late in the season.

The New York Giants suffered a humiliating 34-7 defeat against the Atlanta Falcons, marking their tenth consecutive loss, a franchise record. Quarterback Drew Lock struggled, throwing two Pick-6s, while the defense failed to pressure rookie quarterback Michael Penix, Jr., allowing him to lead the Falcons to a dominant victory.

Despite a brief lead from rookie running back Tyrone Tracy, Jr., the Giants' offense was ineffective, finishing with only one touchdown. The team now stands at 2-13 for the season, holding the first overall pick in the upcoming draft.

The New York Giants are set to welcome back all three starting cornerbacks for their upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons. This includes Deonte Banks, Cor’Dale Flott, and Dru Phillips, while Greg Stroman, Dee Williams, and Divaad Wilson will be inactive.

In addition, guard Aaron Stinnie is out due to a concussion, with Jake Kubas likely starting in his place. The Falcons will also have several key players inactive, including running back Carlos Washington and receiver Casey Washington.