The Giants allowed 432 yards and 27 points during the Week 16 loss to the Ravens and play the Cowboys on Sunday.

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The Giants gave up 392 yards and 20 points during the Week 15 loss to the Browns and play the Ravens on Sunday.

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The Giants gave up 390 yards and 26 points during the Week 14 loss to the Cardinals and play the Browns on Sunday.

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The Giants gave up 327 yards and 12 points during the Week 13 win over the Seahawks and play the Cardinals on Sunday.

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The Giants allowed 155 yards and 17 points during the Week 12 win over the Bengals and play the Seahawks on Sunday.

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The Giants come out of their bye week ranked 17th in total defense (358.6 YPG) and 12th in scoring (23.0 PPG) as they head into Sunday's matchup with the Bengals.

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The Giants allowed 402 yards and 20 points during the Week 9 win over Washington and play the Eagles on Sunday.

Analysis: The New York D/ST took advantage of the attractive matchup against Washington, notching five takeaways and a pair of sacks despite allowing 8.0 yards per play. The Giants are now tied-second in takeaways (15) and tied-eighth in sacks (22), making them a surprising fantasy option midway through the 2020 campaign. Meanwhile, Philadelphia has given up the most sacks in the league (32) and is 31st in giveaways, so it's a prime opportunity in Week 10 for the Giants D/ST to pad their numbers.

The Giants allowed 344 yards and 25 points during the Week 8 loss to the Buccaneers and play Washington on Sunday.

Analysis: New York showed well defensively on Monday Night Football, recording two sacks and one takeaway, but it wasn't enough to overcome some crucial missteps from the offense. The Giants rank 13th in total defense (354.8 YPG), 14th in scoring (24.9 PPG), tied-12th in takeaways (10) and tied-seventh in sacks (20), and they have surprisingly shown themselves to be a solid unit. The Giants D/ST has a strong matchup against Washington this week, as the Football Team ranks 30th in sacks allowed (26) and…read more

The Giants allowed 442 yards and 22 points during the Week 7 loss to the Eagles and play the Buccaneers on Monday.

Analysis: New York came so close with a 21-10 lead more than halfway through the fourth quarter, but Philadelphia put up two quick touchdowns to turn the tide. The Giants had three sacks and one takeaway but allowed 7.5 yards per pass. The New York D/ST has been better than expected so far in 2020 with 18 sacks (tied-eighth) and nine takeaways (tied-13th), but it has little leeway with a turnover-prone offense. The Giants offense going up against a stout Tampa Bay defense figures to present serious…read more

The Giants allowed 337 yards and 19 points during the Week 6 win over Washington and plays the Eagles on Thursday.

Analysis: It was another solid defensive effort from New York as it had three sacks and two takeaways, including a fumble return for a touchdown in the final minutes of the game. Meanwhile, the Eagles continue to struggle offensively, ranking tied-30th in giveaways (12) and 32nd in sacks allowed (25). New York surprisingly ranks in the top half of the league in sacks (15) and takeaways (eight), so there's certainly some streaming appeal for the unit Week 7, especially with RB Miles Sanders (knee) and TE…read more

The Giants surrendered 402 yards and 30 offensive points during the 37-34 loss to the Cowboys and play Washington on Sunday.

Analysis: New York had two sacks and two takeaways, including a pick-six from Kyler Fackrell, to provide some fantasy production. It's a second straight solid performance after giving up only 17 points to the Rams in Week 4. Washington managed a mere 108 yards against the Rams on Sunday and has failed to reach 21 points in its last four contests. The Giants D/ST is hardly a unit to be counted upon, but it's a decent streaming option in Week 6 after the Football Team allowed eight sacks last game.

The Giants gave up 17 points and 240 yards during the Week 4 loss to the Rams and play the Cowboys on Sunday.

Analysis: It was a surprisingly strong performance from New York, as WR Cooper Kupp's 55-yard catch-and-run was the only real blemish all game. A repeat performance in Week 5 seems unlikely, as the Cowboys come in averaging 31.5 points and 509.5 yards. Dallas does rank tied-last in the NFL with nine takeaways, but the Giants D/ST hasn't shown enough to be a legitimate option against what's mostly been a high-powered offense.

The Giants gave up 420 yards and 36 points during the Week 3 loss to the 49ers and play the Rams on Sunday.

Analysis: The circumstances could hardly have been any more in New York's favor for this matchup given San Francisco's ridiculous number of injuries, but that didn't stop the defending NFC champs from demolishing Big Blue across the board. The talent gap between the two teams could not have been made clearer, and more of the same could be on tap in Week 4. The Rams are averaging 29.7 points and 449.7 yards through three games, which should be more than enough to ward off anyone still considering the…read more

The Giants allowed 304 yards and 17 points to the Bears in Week 2 and play the 49ers on Sunday.

Analysis: New York surrendered all 17 points during the first half but came out of halftime strong, and didn't allow a point in the final two quarters. The Giants also had four sacks and two takeaways. The 49ers would typically be an easy matchup to avoid for the Giants D/ST, but injuries to QB Jimmy Garoppolo (ankle), RB Raheem Mostert (knee), RB Tevin Coleman (knee) and TE George Kittle (knee) alter the outlook significantly. The Giants are hardly a safe bet given the general lack of high-end defensive…read more

The Giants allowed 349 yards and 26 points to the Steelers on Monday and play the Bears in Week 2.

Analysis: New York had two sacks and one takeaway as it struggled to defend the run despite top RB James Conner (ankle) going down early for the Steelers, as Benny Snell totaled 113 yards on 19 carries. It was a contrast compared to last season, when the Giants gave up only 3.9 YPC. The Bears represent a better fantasy matchup for Week 2, but the New York D/ST remains a high-risk option.

The Giants will host the Steelers in Monday's season opener.

Analysis: New York finished 2019 ranked 25th in total defense (377.3 YPG), 30th in scoring (28.2 PPG), 22nd in sacks (36) and tied-28th in takeaways (16), making them a non-existent fantasy option most of the year. ILB Blake Martinez and CB James Bradberry are solid addition, but they're unlikely to significantly change the unit's outlook. QB Ben Roethlisberger is back after missing most of last season, so Pittsburgh's offense should be considerably improved. The Giants D/ST will need to prove itself as…read more

The Giants signed ILB Blake Martinez and CB James Bradberry this offseason.

Analysis: The signings should bring some stability, but the unit has a whole remains largely devoid of playmakers. New York finished last season ranked 25th in total defense (377.3 YPG), 30th in scoring (28.2 PPG), 22nd in sacks (36) and tied-28th in takeaways (16), and the defense seems unlikely to improve enough to be fantasy relevant against most opponents in 2020.

The Giants gave up 361 yards and 35 points during the Week 16 win over the Redskins and play the Eagles on Sunday.

Analysis: New York had three sacks and zero takeaways as both offenses put up their highest point totals of the season. Overall the Giants continue to rank near the bottom of the league in total defense (375.8 YPG), scoring (27.8 PPG) and takeaways (16), leaving them as a risky fantasy option despite the Eagles' multitude of injury issues.

The Giants allowed 384 yards and 20 points to the Dolphins in Week 15 and play the Redskins on Sunday.

Analysis: New York had a second-straight solid performance, but they had modest fantasy output with three sacks and one takeaway. Meanwhile, the Redskins have struggled offensively all season, though QB Dwayne Haskins is coming off his best performance. Overall this is a decent matchup on paper, but the Giants struggles to force turnovers (16) and sacks (32) limits their fantasy potential, despite facing a sub-par offense.

The Giants allowed 418 yards and 23 points during the Week 14, overtime loss to the Eagles and play the Dolphins on Sunday.

Analysis: New York had three sacks and one takeaway while holding Philly to 10 points through 58 minutes, but QB Carson Wentz did enough late to secure the win despite finishing the game with only two available wideouts. Week 15 presents a solid matchup for the Giants on paper, but their season-long defensive struggles continue to limit their trustworthiness in fantasy crunch time.

The Giants allowed 31 points and 322 yards to the Packers in Week 13 and play the Eagles on Monday Night Football.

Analysis: New York limited Green Bay to 79 yards on the ground and 3.0 YPC but didn't have any sacks or takeaways. The Giants continue to rank at or near the bottom of the league in total defense (372.8 YPG), scoring (28.2 PPG), sacks (26) and takeaways (14). Philadelphia has certainly had their share of struggles on both sides of the ball in 2019, but there's no real reason to trust the New York D/ST in this matchup.

The Giants allowed 335 yards and 19 points to the Bears in Week 13 and will play the Packers on Sunday.

Analysis: New York played fairly well against Chicago with two takeaways and two sacks, especially considering the game-winning touchdown was a three-yard drive off a turnover. Regardless, the Giants still rank near the bottom of the league in total defense (377.5 YPG) and scoring (28 PPG). QB Aaron Rodgers and the Packers are coming off an absymal showing against the 49ers, but the Giants simply don't have the talent to replicate that type of defensive performance. The New York D/ST should return to…read more

The Giants allowed 294 yards and 27 offensive points to the Jets in Week 11 and will play the Bears on Sunday.

Analysis: The Jets were coming off an embarrassing outing against the Dolphins, but the Giants provided minimal fantasy value with zero takeaways and only two sacks. Chicago has exhibited major offensive issues this season and consistently struggles to move the ball, yet the unit ranks tied-fourth in the league with only 10 giveaways. QB Mitchell Trubisky (hip) may not be available, but there's not much of a drop off, if any, to backup QB Chase Daniel. Regardless, the Giants haven't shown enough…read more