The fight for first place with the Raiders is on

The New York Giants and their fans are forced to accept the duality of life in the basement of the NFL.

It’s hard to stomach what happened to the current Giants on Sunday afternoon when they fell to the Falcons in Atlanta and snapped the longest losing streak in franchise history with a 34-7 loss at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

That could also be the best thing for the future.

Because their tenth loss in a row could also give the Giants a chance to secure the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. What this means for the regime of coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen remains to be seen. Owners John Mara and Steve Tisch only know the answer to that.

According to Tankathon.com, the Giants are currently projected to be the No. 1 seed, just ahead of the Las Vegas Raiders, who have a 2-12 record but would win the tiebreaker based on strength of game plan (SOS). .

Here’s the scenario in play now: The Raiders are favorites to win against the Jacksonville Jaguars in a game that starts at 4:25 p.m., and if they win, Antonio Pierce’s team would drop out of the top spot .

If the Giants lose their final three games, they are guaranteed to go no worse than the No. 2 pick in next April’s draft.

If the Giants win in the next two weeks, they’ll have a group of five three-win teams (New England, Jacksonville, Carolina, Tennessee and Cleveland) lurking behind them that will ultimately push them all the way down to No. 7, depending on the tiebreaker situation could.

The Giants and Raiders are expected to be in the market for a quarterback, with Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders and Miami’s Cam Ward currently considered the top two in the class of 2025. Deion Sanders, Shedeur’s father and head coach at Colorado, spoke out last week, insisting that it’s wrong that he doesn’t want his son to play for the Giants or any team other than the Raiders.

The Giants have already done extensive homework on Shedeur Sanders, and Schoen and his top recruiters recently spent time on the Boulder campus at a Buffaloes practice. Not only is Shedeur potentially a top pick, but cornerback/wide receiver and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter could be the top non-quarterback prospect in the draft.

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