Drake Maye is a viable MVP in just his second pro season. Maddie Meyer / There were NFL broadcasts on Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Why stop there? We’re now 4-for-5 with “Monday Night Football,” which taps the New York Giants and New England Patriots to kick off December.

Ian Cummings of Pro Football Network, in his latest seven-round mock draft, has come up with a creative way for that to happen: having the Giants be ultra-aggressive, trading down multiple times to gather more assets, including doubling their picks within the first 40 slots of the draft.

While there might not be a clear No. 1 overall prospect, the race for the top selection is set to be a close battle down the stretch. The Tennessee Titans entered Week 13 in pole position, but a handful of struggling teams are close behind, including the New York Giants, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints and Las Vegas Raiders.

No matter how you phrase it, the Giants are trapped playing the same game over and over: A detail or two might change, but it all adds up to five blown fourth-quarter leads and an NFL-record-tying five blown double-digit leads (one in the first half).

Quarterback Tommy DeVito will forever hold a soft spot in his heart for the New York Giants, where he got his NFL start and made a name for himself. Just don’t expect that to be the case Monday night when the Giants visit DeVito and the New England Patriots for a Week 13 tilt.

The NFL has announced their punishment decision regarding multiple Detroit Lions players' actions against the Giants.

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So when interim head coach Mike Kafka relieved defensive coordinator Shane Bowen of his duties earlier this week and replaced him with outside linebackers coach Charlie Bullen, Lawrence admitted it was a “weird” situation.