New York Jets Beat Giants in Overtime Despite Offensive Struggles; Giants' Season Hits New Low, Trades Anticipated

Jets make it to a 4-3 season record in playoff race despite persistent offensive difficulties, while Giants face mounting challenges with widespread injuries and questionable coaching decisions.

Despite their struggles on third down, where their conversion percentage ranks last in the NFL, the New York Jets managed to secure a 13-10 overtime win over the Giants, improving their season record to 4-3.
The Jets' offense, specifically their offensive line, has been devastated by injuries, leading them to rely heavily on special teams including punter Thomas Morstead and kicker Greg Zuerlein.
The New York Giants, dealing with numerous injuries and a string of losses that have brought their season record to 2-6, continue to grapple with issues on offense, from QB changes to ineffective play calls.
After missing a promising 35-yard field goal opportunity and a string of weak offensive decisions, the Giants' coaching staff is under scrutiny, with some suggesting the team is in 'full tank mode.'
The Giants have recently traded their starting defensive lineman Leonard Williams to the Seattle for draft picks, signaling a possible shift in strategy towards building for the future.