The New York Giants, under the leadership of General Manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll, are looking to enhance their roster's familiarity as they prepare for the offseason. With Saquon Barkley departing for the Philadelphia Eagles, the team signed running back Devin Singletary, a former player from their Buffalo days. The offensive line has seen upgrades with the addition of veterans Greg Van Roten and Jermaine Eluemunor, both of whom have a history with offensive line coach Carmen Bricillo.

Pro Football Focus has identified wide receiver Stefon Diggs as a potential target for the Giants, emphasizing his compatibility with the current coaching staff. Diggs, who is recovering from an ACL injury but has demonstrated consistent high-level performance in his career, could provide a significant boost to a receiving corps that lacks depth and experience. The Giants' offense, which struggled last season, could benefit from pairing Diggs with promising rookie Malik Nabers, giving their future quarterback reliable targets.

The New York Giants are struggling as they prepare to face the Atlanta Falcons in Week 16, aiming to avoid a record 10 consecutive losses. They haven't secured a victory since October, following a 35-14 defeat against the Baltimore Ravens.

Quarterback Tim Boyle stepped in during the last game, showcasing some much-needed anticipation in his throws. Meanwhile, the Falcons are also making changes under center, benching Kirk Cousins for rookie Michael Penix, Jr. as they seek to improve their standing in the NFC South.

The New York Giants suffered a significant defeat at home, losing 35-14 to the Baltimore Ravens. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was exceptional, completing 21 of 25 passes for five touchdowns, showcasing the Giants' defensive struggles.

Despite a strong performance from Malik Nabers, who caught ten passes for 82 yards and a touchdown, the Giants' offense struggled overall. This loss marks the ninth consecutive defeat for the Giants, leaving them winless at home this season.

Lamar Jackson delivered an outstanding performance, throwing five touchdown passes to lead the Baltimore Ravens to a decisive 35-14 victory over the New York Giants. This win marked the Giants' ninth consecutive loss, tying a franchise record and increasing pressure on co-owner John Mara and the team's management.

Jackson completed 21 of 25 passes for 290 yards, achieving a near-perfect quarterback rating of 154.6. The Ravens' offense, ranked first in the league, amassed 445 yards, while the Giants struggled, with only one touchdown from Devin Singletary and another in garbage time from rookie Malik Nabers.

The New York Giants faced another setback as quarterback Tommy DeVito exited their game against the Baltimore Ravens due to a concussion, marking the third quarterback loss in four games.

Tim Boyle stepped in as DeVito's replacement, with Drew Lock limited to emergency duties due to injuries. DeVito had a decent performance before his injury, completing 10 of 13 passes for 68 yards.

This season has seen the Giants struggle with their quarterback situation, cycling through multiple players after benching and cutting Daniel Jones.