Cam Skattebo watched as the New York Giants dropped a fifth straight game, falling to 2-9 on the 2025 NFL season after a 27-20 loss to Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers. Now, the Giants will look to snap the skid in Week 12, but it doesn't get any easier, as they hit the road to face the Detroit Lions.

This week, the Giants' offense faces a Lions defense that has been one of the best in the NFL despite injuries, and could have players return. Detroit’s defense is ranked fifth overall (291.8 yards/game), eighth against the run (99.7 yards/game), and eighth against the pass (192.1 yards/game).

Six wildly different coaching candidates, one pressure-cooker Giants job. Which contender can truly unlock Jaxson Dart and resurrect Big Blue?

I mean look, they’ve always played hard. Like to me, you watch the tape, these guys have played hard in September, October, early November."

The defensive front for the Giants is an impressive group of talent. Brian Burns (37 pressures), Abdul Carter (35), and Kayvon Thibodeaux (32) are among the top-31 edge defenders in pressures according to PFF. Dexter Lawrence is t-10th in pass-rush win rate (14.2%) among interior defenders.

The New York Giants have been riddled with injuries so far this season, including last week’s 27-20 loss to the Green Bay Packers. But leading up to their Week 12 tilt with the Detroit Lions, Big Blue seems to be getting healthier. Their latest injury ...

Abdul Carter is eager to move past his public punishment. The New York Giants’ rookie edge rusher got benched by interim coach Mike Kafka

The three people working the closest with New York Giants interim head coach Mike Kafka might be Giants coordinators Tim Kelly (offense), Shane Bowen (defense), and Michael Ghobrial (special teams). On Thursday, each praised Kafka’s work since taking over from Brian Daboll.