Giants development plan for Darius Alexander takes center stage as Week 2 against Dallas nears. Andre Patterson stresses patience and growth, even as Week 1 run- defense woes intensify pressure on the coaching staff to fix the middle. Alexander could dress but not play much behind Lawrence, Robertson-Harris, Davidson, and Garcia, while Lamb seeks revenge on Dru Phillips in a must-win Cowboys-Giants showdown that will shape fantasy value on both sides.

In Dallas, Lamb’s comments add edge to an already high-stakes matchup, while Washington’s early-season stumble underscores the NFC East’s volatility. For fantasy managers, this week is about monitoring whether the rookie’s delay pays off and whether the Cowboys’ offense can exploit any Giants gaps.

The New York Giants need to refocus on strengthening their offensive and defensive lines to reclaim their former glory, according to ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky. He argues that the team's shift away from building in the trenches has hindered their performance since their last Super Bowl win in 2011.

Orlovsky highlights the importance of a solid line, recalling past Giants players who contributed to their success. He believes that while finding a franchise quarterback is essential, rebuilding the lines of scrimmage is crucial for the Giants' identity and future success.

Despite mounting pressure from fans and a dismal season record, Brian Daboll remains the head coach of the New York Giants. The team, currently at 2-11, is facing a daunting challenge against the Baltimore Ravens, who are heavy favorites.

Daboll's offense struggles continue, ranking last in the NFL for scoring, and injuries plague the roster. The Giants are on the brink of setting a record for home losses, with their next game against the Indianapolis Colts looming.

The New York Giants struggled in their 14-11 loss to the New Orleans Saints, with the offense only coming alive in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Drew Lock's performance was underwhelming, completing just 42.8% of his passes while also leading the team in rushing.

Despite the offensive woes, the Giants' defense showed resilience, holding the Saints to 14 points and limiting their rushing game effectively. However, special teams mistakes and questionable play-calling decisions from head coach Brian Daboll overshadowed the defensive effort.

New York Giants rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers sustained a hip flexor injury during practice and is questionable for the upcoming game against the New Orleans Saints. Coach Brian Daboll expressed hope for Nabers' availability, but acknowledged the uncertainty.

Nabers has been a key player for the Giants, leading the team in receptions and targets. However, he has struggled to find the end zone since returning from a concussion. The Giants face additional injury challenges, with several key players ruled out for the game.