Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is a name to watch during the New York Giants' head coaching search.

Malik Nabers talked rehab, 2026, and IHOP pancakes in an exclusive interview with the New York Giants On SI. The moment New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers went down with a season-ending ACL injury in a Week 4 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, scores of Giants and fantasy football fans had their hearts broken.

The Giants averaged -6 yards per pass play until the two-minute warning – that is atrocious! Mike Kafka leaned on the rushing attack for a few reasons; for starters, it was successful. New York had 76 rushing yards on 16 attempts in the first half.

Jermaine Eluemunor has had a solid two years here with the Giants and has helped them get through the Evan Neal bust with little egg on their face. He has played well enough for Pro Bowl consideration. He's just 31 and has maintained his health, so the Giants -- if they haven't already -- should reach out to Eluemunor's reps for an extension.

New York Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers poked fun at his own season-ending injury and fantasy football in a hilarious commercial.

New York employed a run-heavy approach against the Vikings, rushing the football on 15 of the first 17 plays with no play-action usage. The Giants were sacked on their first two passing attempts: a third-and-six and fourth-and-five, although the Giants were bailed out of the former with a roughing the passer penalty.

New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers starred in a new IHOP commercial in which his shortened 2025 season was playfully acknowledged from a fantasy football perspective.

Jamie Gillan punted well, coming up with a 39.5 net average on two punts. Gunner Olszewski had a nine 29-yard kickoff return, finishing with a 23.7 average, while Deonte Banks added a 30-yarder for a 28.0 yard average.