Giants endure their 12th straight loss amid a sea of Ravens fans

In a disheartening display of football, the New York Giants faced the Baltimore Ravens at MetLife Stadium where they suffered another defeat, marking their twelfth loss of the season. The game took place on a Sunday in December 2024, and it was characterized by a sparse crowd, with many fans supporting the Ravens. The Giants are currently struggling with a dismal season record of 2-12 and temporarily own the worst record in the league. They have now lost nine consecutive games, tying a franchise record for such a losing streak. Tommy DeVito started the game at quarterback for the Giants but missed the second half after suffering a concussion. This unfortunate injury led to Tim Boyle stepping in, making him the fourth quarterback to take a snap for the team this season. DeVito's early performance included leading a scoring drive that resulted in a short touchdown run, but he struggled throughout the game and was ultimately limited in his contributions due to his injury. The Baltimore Ravens, led by quarterback Lamar Jackson, dominated the game both offensively and defensively. Jackson accomplished an impressive 290 passing yards on 21 of 25 attempts and gained 65 rushing yards. He effectively orchestrated five consecutive scoring drives, showcasing the Giants' defensive vulnerabilities. The Ravens' success included a 27-yard touchdown pass and another touchdown pass to tight end Mark Andrews, which highlighted the Giants’ failure to contain their opponents. The team's special teams performed poorly, contributing to the mounting pressure on the Giants. Following this loss, the Giants face increasing scrutiny and calls for change, with fans expressing frustration and calling for significant organizational shifts. With three games remaining in the season, the future of the coaching staff and team management is uncertain, as the franchise and its supporters grapple with the ongoing decline in performance.