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The NFC East has gone completely off the rails, and the New York Giants might somehow be the most normal team in the division right now.

Matt Sidney evaluates a chaotic stretch across the NFC East as the 3-1 New York Giants lead the division. While the Giants traded for quarterback J.J. McCarthy and released veteran receiver Odell Beckham Jr., their divisional rivals have made several dramatic roster moves. The Washington Commanders face quarterback injury concerns, the Dallas Cowboys acquired cornerback Joey Porter Jr., and the Philadelphia Eagles traded center Cam Jurgens while facing key offensive absences.
Sidney criticizes Washington's potential rushing back of Jayden Daniels from a dislocated elbow, questioning head coach Dan Quinn's desperation amid Marcus Mariota's MCL sprain. The writer also argues that Dallas' trade for Porter Jr. fails to solve their poor run defense, while suggesting the 2-2 Eagles appear to be uncharacteristically looking toward the future following Lane Johnson's retirement.
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