The New York Giants entered Week 8 as one of the more competitive 2-5 teams in the league. It'll be tough to sell that to the fanbase after watching the team get eviscerated by the Philadelphia Eagles to the tune of 38-20 on Sunday.
After a surprising 34-17 Week 6 victory, the G-Men had their eyes set on sweeping the Birds for the first time since 2007, but the brooms will remain in the closet. The rookie signal-caller finished the game 14-of-24 for 193 yards and a touchdown, with six rushes for 17 yards and a rushing touchdown.