New York opens 0-2 in 2025 as the Giants rebuild around a young core, including Jaxson Dart. With 15 games remaining, fantasy players wonder how high the win total could climb and whether the defense can close out four quarters.

Early signs spark optimism from Wan'Dale Robinson, Malik Nabers, Cam Skattebo and Marcus Mbow, but penalties and a brutal schedule threaten growth. The piece tees up fan bets on the realistic win range and the fantasy upside this season.

Falcons win Week 2 on SNF with a lockdown defense and a flawless kicking night from John Parker Romo, who went 6-for-6 and drilled a 54-yard late bomb to reclaim the lead. Atlanta’s offense stalled in the red zone, piling up 18 points through field goals while Bijan Robinson kept the fantasy floor stable. Michael Penix Jr. delivered a dud (135 passing yards, 0 TDs), tempering Week 2 hype. With a rebound-friendly matchup against Carolina, Romo becomes a top waiver target as the kicking game could drive several more wins for Atlanta.

The Giants shore up inside linebacker depth by signing Neville Hewitt to the practice squad as injuries mount. McFadden is IR with a foot issue, Muasau concussed, Flannigan-Fowles nursing a calf, and Bozeman/Board stepping in behind Okereke. Hewitt, a 11th-year veteran with Dolphins, Jets and Texans, adds seasoned depth and special-teams know-how to a thinning room. A Dalen Cambre visit hints at further evaluation, with signing uncertain.

Fantasy-minded readers should note Hewitt’s arrival could cap value for reserve LBs until McFadden and Muasau heal. If Cambre lands on the practice squad, depth across defense and ST could shift again. Dallas looms soon, testing the Giants’ depth and special-teams efficiency as rosters stabilize.