"Giants' Offensive Struggles Crush Tommy DeVito's Fairy Tale"

The New York Giants suffered a flat and inefficient offensive performance in their 24-6 loss to the New Orleans Saints, extinguishing their faint playoff hopes and guaranteeing a losing season. The Giants failed to score a touchdown for the fifth time this season, had less than 200 total yards for the fifth time, and recorded their third-lowest rushing total. Quarterback Tommy DeVito faced constant pressure and was sacked seven times, but managed to avoid turnovers. Tight end Darren Waller had a successful return from injury, while rookie wide receiver Jalin Hyatt struggled to make an impact. Saints quarterback Derek Carr had a solid game, throwing three touchdown passes.
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