Wow. The Giants didn’t just hire a new head coach, they launched an entirely new era of Giants football. Bringing in John Harbaugh instantly forces the rest of the league to put respect back on the Giants, something that hasn’t been needed to be done in a very long time. This isn’t a gamble. Harbaugh is a proven winner stepping into one of the NFL’s most historic organizations, ready to give New York fans the quality football they’ve been begging for.

The Washington Commanders earned a rare bright spot in a difficult season on Sunday, defeating the New York Giants 29–21 at MetLife Stadium. The victory snapped Washington’s eight-game losing streak, while the Giants dropped their eighth straight, continuing a frustrating downward spiral in the NFC East.

Man, what a night… and what a brutal one for the New York Giants. The 33–15 loss to the New England Patriots in Foxborough stings like salt in the wound. Even though the Giants are now in competition for the top pick in the draft, a performance to feel proud of—and ultimately a win—would’ve felt nice. This is everything fans hoped the Giants could shake off… and instead, it exposed just how far they really still have to go.

The New York Football Giants are not strangers to losing. In the past decade, almost no team has done it more. Blown leads, non-competitive games, Offensive meltdowns, Defensive collapses, injuries to key positions, Injuries to kickers, missed kicks, record-breaking kicks, blocked kicks… they truly have found almost every way to lose. In the midst of this miasma of sadness, it can be hard for us Giants fans to remain positive, but fear not, dear reader! I am here to turn that