The New York Giants will emerge from their long-awaited bye week to take on a reeling divisional foe in the Washington Commanders.

Neither team is where they expected to be at this point in the season. Prior to the season, Washington was hoping to build on Jayden Daniels’ meteoric rookie season and their NFC Championship appearance. The Giants, meanwhile, were expecting a bevy of defensive investments to pay off while rookie Jaxson Dart developed.

Now, the Giants are 2-11 while the Commanders are 3-10 and dwelling in the cellar of the NFC.

The Commanders are familiar foes for the Giants as NFC East rivals, and we have a pretty good idea of what the Washington offense wants to do, and how they’ll go about it. That familiarity usually makes for some competitive games between division riva

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