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The New York Giants are going into their bye week with momentum on their side after defeating the Houston Texans in overtime in Week 7. If the playoffs started today, the Giants would be the No. 3 seed as NFC…

The New York Giants entered their bye week holding first place in the NFC East and sitting as the projected No. 3 seed in the NFC playoff picture following an overtime victory against the Houston Texans in Week 7. With a 4-2-1 record, the Giants are positioned at least 1.5 games ahead of their division rivals, shifting the late-October focus toward postseason contention.
Head coach John Harbaugh called the top division spot an energizing reward and an opportunity, while emphasizing that the team must build upon its foundation. Following the bye week, the Giants face consecutive divisional matchups against the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders, which Harbaugh identified as pivotal contests that will define the direction of the season.
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