During WWE's Monday Night Raw at Madison Square Garden, injured Giants running back Cam Skattebo and his teammates fought with WWE's Judgement Day.

Belton struggled again in Week 11 with his second-worst PFF grade this season. Allowing two catches on three targets for 17 yards earned him a measly 38.1 coverage grade. He finished with three tackles and one assist, but also completely missed a tackle that extended a Packers drive.

Under Brian Daboll, the New York Giants lacked accountability but that immediately changed under Mike Kafka with the benching of Abdul Carter.

If you were hoping that New York Giants interim head coach Mike Kafka would fire defensive coordinator Shane Bowen on Monday, you are no doubt disappointed that Kafka said no staff changes are forthcoming.

Cam Skattebo shares a positive recovery update after his severe ankle injury, telling fans on Twitch that he’s improving every day.

Cam Skattebo might be on injured reserve with an ankle injury, but that wasn't going to stop him from getting involved in the action on Raw.

The Giants’ pursuit of Maye was aggressive, rare, and revealing. They saw in him not just potential, but the kind of quarterback who could redefine a franchise. While New England declined the blockbuster offer, the “What If” remains one of he most compelling alternate histories in recent Giants memory.

The Giants reportedly are looking to stay within the NFL community when they begin their search for a new head coach.