New York Giants fans have been hoping to get answers for what is going wrong with the team's defense this season. After an offseason of committing resources through free agency and the NFL Draft to make the defense a top unit,

Lawrence dislocated his left elbow in last season’s Thanksgiving Day game against the Cowboys. He missed the final five games of the season and fans have not seen the same level of dominance this year from Lawrence, who is one of the best interior defensive linemen in the NFL.

When looking at expected points added per rush, the 49ers have only played one defense that is below average in that area. The Seahawks rank first, and the Buccaneers were third. New Orleans ranks sixth, and Arizona ranks ninth, meaning half of their games this season are against top ten run defenses.

Few would have expected the lowly New York Giants to be a matchup of particular importance for the San Francisco 49ers, but the stakes have heightened entering Sunday, columnist Ann Killion writes.

Jaylen Waddle rumor, or considering what the Chiefs and Seahawks may do, this NFL trade deadline is getting interesting.

The New York Giants' injury report primarily remained the same, according to head coach Brian Daboll, who addressed it with reporters before Thursday’s indoor practice. The two exceptions are the return of guard Greg Van Roten, who was given a rest day on Wednesday, and receiver Jalin Hyatt, who had wisdom teeth extracted.

Giants QB Jaxson Dart continues to garner praise from around the league and 49ers defensive coordinator, and former Jets head coach, Robert Saleh is the latest to give the rookie his props.