Giants' promising start in New Orleans quickly soured as five turnovers and eight penalties doomed their offense in a 26-14 defeat. Dart battled pressure and two picks, while Skattebo’s red-zone fumble was turned into an 86-yard Saints score. Slayton, Collins and others contributed to the miscues, and NYG went 3-for-10 on third downs as the defense failed to cash in pressure. The questions ahead center on discipline, ball security, and play-calling under Daboll.

Giants’ Week 5 shader focuses on Hyatt and Collins as they seize bigger targets amid injuries, while Dexter Lawrence’s illness adds front‑seven uncertainty. Abdul Carter has already shown disruptive edge juice, giving New York a fresh burst alongside Thibodeaux. Jaxson Dart’s leadership and Andrew Thomas’ steadiness anchor a youthful, hungry offense aiming for a second straight win.

Key matchups loom as the Saints’ ground game tests a run‑defense that’s been leaky. Skattebo’s versatility and the evolving wideout trio offer fantasy upside if the targets spike. The game plan, edge pressure, and a few veteran returns could swing Week 5 for Giants fantasy managers.

Nabers' season-ending ACL tear forces the Giants to seek immediate wide receiver depth, with Samori Toure among Friday workouts after a 13-catch, 160-yard, 1-TD stint with Green Bay last season. His speed adds a true vertical threat as the Giants survey multiple options to replace the downfield punch Nabers provided. The current group behind Slayton and Wan’Dale Robinson includes Hyatt, Beaux Collins, Gunner Olszewski and practice-squad depth in Humphrey, Ihmir Smith-Marsette and Dalen Cambre. Week 5 at New Orleans looms, and Schoen and Daboll must assemble a group capable of pushing the ball downfield and easing pressure on rookie QB Jaxson Dart and the running game.