The 2024 season for the New York Giants was not as positive as many had hoped. Struggling with injuries and a lack of consistency on both sides of the ball, the Giants’ season has been disappointing to say the least.

After falling to the Carolina Panthers for their fifth straight loss, the Giants entered Week 11 at 2-8 on the season. Coming out of the break, the decision was made to bench starting quarterback Daniel Jones, whose inconsistent play and $23 million injury guarantee forced the Giants’ hand.

With many doubting the direction of the Giants heading into the season, their best bet is to evaluate their roster and plan for the next draft.

It has undoubtedly been a difficult time for the Giants. While they’re essentially out of playoff contention early, getting a few wins would be good for morale.

But can I? Here’s a look at the Giants’ remaining seven games and how we think they’ll play out.

Week 12: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Despite the Buccaneers going 1-4 in their last games, the Bucs are still favored to beat the Giants for their next game on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.

A more focused defense is vital. Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield has been sacked 24 times, and with the Giants leading the pack in sacks, this could be a chance to get some big stops. foresight: Loss

Week 13: at Dallas Cowboys

Of all the remaining games, the Giants winning over the Cowboys should be as good as gold. Both teams are out of playoff contention and have made changes at quarterback, with the Giants touching on their bench and Dallas losing Dak Prescott to a season-ending hamstring injury.

Either way, the Giants defense should be able to control the ground game and make smart plays to score. Prediction: Win

Week 14: New Orleans Saints

After a promising start, the Saints hit a rough patch, losing six straight games, but won two straight to improve to 4-7. The Giants will have a chance if they can control the tempo of the game and keep it low scoring.

Their defense can force turnovers or key stops, especially in crucial moments. Still, the Saints are more of a cohesive unit than the Giants. foresight: Loss

Week 15: Baltimore Ravens

The Giants’ chances of knocking off the Ravens were a little better early in the season, but with the way the year has gone, they could be looking at a shutout.

Lamar Jackson is making a strong case for his third MVP, and the Ravens aren’t shy about running up the score. Currently averaging 31.8 points per game, and with the Giants’ offensive woes, their defense will be pushed to the limit. foresight: Loss

Week 16: Atlanta Falcons

This season, the Falcons have displayed a number of performance levels. Their defense has been spotty, especially when it comes to stopping the run, but they have had flashes of genius, especially in the passing game, with promising Desmond Ridder.

If the Giants can get into a rhythm, they can take advantage of the Falcons’ defense, which can be abused both on the ground and in the air. foresight: Loss

Week 17: Indianapolis Colts

While both teams struggled with the same issues, the Colts had more success with touchdown wins. Regardless, here’s where the Giants could win their first home game of the season. Both will need to favor the run game, but if the Giants defense can contain Jonathan Taylor, it’s a win they can capture. foresight: Win

Week 18: Philadelphia Eagles

Under Jalen Hurts, the Eagles have become a powerful team with a well-rounded offensive strategy. Hurts’ offense is unpredictable and difficult to stop because of their ability to both run and pass. The Eagles will look to have a statement game before the playoffs. foresight: Loss

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