The Giants’ Week 6 win over the Eagles sparks belief more than it changes the season, with Dart taking charge and Burns delivering critical third‑down sacks to power a finish-driven approach. A rugged remaining slate (Broncos, 49ers, Chargers, Saints) tests them, but the new mindset—finish every drive, finish every game—maps to fantasy upside as the team leans into Dart’s dual threat and Burns’ relentless pressure.

Off the field, questions linger about Daboll’s sideline conduct and concussion tests, yet the on‑field momentum suggests NYG can capitalize on a healthier, disciplined core. The schedule offers a path to multiple wins if the offense sustains third‑down efficiency and the defense keeps pressuring opponents in late quarters.

Two 1-5 squads collide in Week 7 as the Miami Dolphins visit the Cleveland Browns, a meeting shrouded in locker-room tension and question marks about leadership. Tua Tagovailoa publicly challenged the team’s internal culture after a narrow loss to the Chargers, while head coach Mike McDaniel defended the value of non-mandatory, player-led meetings and overall accountability. Miami’s lone win this season came against the Jets, and their offense hasn’t flashed consistency, whereas Cleveland has been held under 17 points in every game. The contest at Huntington Bank Field could tilt on who fixes internal issues first, with Miami hoping for a moral and motivational reset and Cleveland seeking a spark at home to swing a still-ugly season.