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Here are 10 things to watch in the Week 6 matchup between the New York Giants and New Orleans Saints at MetLife Stadium (1 p.m. ET).

The New York Giants prepare to host the New Orleans Saints at MetLife Stadium for a Week 6 clash. Entering the matchup at 3-1-1 and leading the NFC East, head coach John Harbaugh's squad aims to earn its fourth home victory of the season following a comeback tie against the Commanders. Meanwhile, the Saints head to New Jersey on a three-game losing streak with a 1-4 record.
The Giants' offense has gained momentum behind quarterback Jameis Winston, wide receiver Malik Nabers, and tight end Isaiah Likely, who combined for 57 points across their last two games. Defensively, the Giants boast the league's second-highest blitz rate at 57.9 percent over the past two weeks, creating a formidable challenge for Saints quarterback Tyler Shough. Key threats for New Orleans include wide receiver Chris Olave and defensive end Chase Young.
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