New York Giants rookie RB Cam Skattebo earned the respect of veteran Saints linebacker Demario Davis in Week 5.

The Giants, fresh off a disappointing 26-14 loss to the New Orleans Saints, which dropped their 2025 season record to 1-4, are currently a 7.5-point underdog in their upcoming home matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, according to FanDuel, with an over/under set at 40.5 points.

The New York Giants face a complex challenge, coming off a brutal loss to the New Orleans Saints. This Thursday, they have a chance to stymie a struggling Philadelphia Eagles offense.The Eagles are currently enduring issues offensively despite having one of the most talented rosters in the NFL.

The New York Giants have an abundance of needs and the Philadelphia Eagles have an abundance of talent, but this player seems like the perfect steal.

New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart said he already understands that a key to being a good leader is doing everything you can to help the team bounce back from adversity. However, that may be the easiest task he faces against the archrival Philadelphia Eagles at MetLife Stadium.

As the Philadelphia Eagles sit at 4–1, New York Giants coach Brian Daboll cut to the core of a developing narrative Tuesday when he said of Brown, “You watch the tape… AJ is open a lot.” Daboll’s comments land just two days before a “Thursday Night Football” matchup between the Eagles and Giants and amid mounting scrutiny of Brown’s usage.

The New York Giants will host their NFC East division rival, the Philadelphia Eagles, on Thursday Night Football this week in a high-stakes Week 6 showdown. These longtime foes will clash twice within 17 days, first in Week 6 and again in Week 8, intensifying the NFC East rivalry.

The Giants might be getting a key offensive skill player back into the lineup for their Thursday night game against the Philadelphia Eagles.