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John Harbaugh told Bob Papa and Carl Banks the Giants "can win this division." After winning at Houston, New York leads the NFC East at 4-2-1, 1½ games ahead of Dallas.

Cam Skattebo got the Giants' lead back role back in Houston and ran 17 times for a career-high 124 yards and a touchdown, one week after he did not get a carry.

The Giants beat the Texans 27-21 in overtime on Devin Singletary's 30-yard run, as JJ McCarthy won his first start and New York moved to 4-2-1 before its bye.

Tremaine Edmunds will miss the rest of the season with a shoulder injury, and Micah McFadden is expected to take his starting spot next to Arvell Reese for the Giants.

Former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho predicted JJ McCarthy will "stink it up" in his first Giants start Sunday in Houston and lose the job "very quickly."

Giants defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson called players who don't run to the football "traitors to the defense" Thursday, after the Saints ran for 175 yards in Week 6.

How the Giants running back rotation has actually worked in 2026: weekly snap shares, carries and roles for Cam Skattebo and the backs behind him.

Giants right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor has the NFL's best pass block win rate among offensive tackles this season at 96.7%, according to PFF, seven months after re-signing.

ESPN's Dan Graziano said the Giants could add a running back from outside or give Tyrone Tracy Jr. a bigger chance after a slow start for the team's run game.

The Giants plan to start JJ McCarthy at quarterback against the Texans on Sunday, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported, ending Jameis Winston's four-game run as the starter.

Former Giants defensive coordinator Wink Martindale said on the Talkin' Ball podcast that New York should trade for Colts running back Jonathan Taylor "in a heartbeat."

The Giants are signing outside linebacker Trace Ford to the 53-man roster, The Athletic's Dan Duggan reported, filling the spot opened by Jihad Ward's release Tuesday.