The New York Giants took down the Washington Commanders, 14-7, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Sunday, snapping a four-game losing streak.
With a record of 2-5, the Giants are now, remarkably, just 1.5 games out of the wildcard spot with plenty of games left to play this season. But they still have a long climb back before they can even begin thinking about that.
Still, a win is a win and precious few teams needed that more than the Giants.
Here’s a look at the best and worst performers, courtesy of PFF, from the Week 7 victory.
Top 5 offense
- TE Darren Waller (77.9)
- WR Jalin Hyatt (73.6)
- OL Mark Glowinski (73.6)
- OL Ben Bredeson (72.0)
- QB Tyrod Taylor (67.9)
Bottom 5 offense
- TE Daniel Bellinger (45.5)
- OL Marcus McKethan (47.6)
- OL Justin Pugh (49.4)
- WR Sterling Shepard (55.6)
- WR Isaiah Hodgins (55.8)
Top 5 defense
- LB Michah McFadden (89.8)
- NT Dexter Lawrence (77.3)
- LB Bobby Okereke (75.1)
- CB Tre Hawkins (72.7)
- DB Nick McCloud (70.7)
Bottom 5 defense
- LB Isaiah Simmons (46.1)
- S Xavier McKinney (54.5)
- LB Boogie Basham (56.3)
- DL Leonard Williams (56.5)
- S Jason Pinnock (57.1)
Top 5 special teams
- DL Leonard William (93.8)
- LB Cam Brown (81.2)
- CB Darnay Holmes (74.4)
- RB Matt Breida (72.5)
- DL Rakeen Nunez-Roches (62.1)
Bottom 5 special teams
- RB Gary Brightwell (30.6)
- LB Micah McFadden (44.9)
- LB Isaiah Simmons (48.9)
- CB Tre Hawkins (50.6)
- S Bobby McCain (52.3)
Other notables
- RB Saquon Barkley (62.0)
- WR Wan’Dale Robinson (57.9)
- LB Kayvon Thibodeaux (69.5)
- DB Deonte Banks (58.2)
