The New York Giants’ season has gone from bad to catastrophic. Just days before their primetime battle against the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles, disaster has struck — and it’s spreading fast. Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart is officially injured, and a shocking wave of sidelined starters has turned the Giants’ locker room into a triage center.

The tension at MetLife Stadium is suffocating. Dart’s name appeared on the injury report with a hamstring issue that insiders describe as “worse than the team admits.” While the Giants label him “limited,” sources say his mobility is severely restricted. “He’s in pain every time he plants his foot,” one insider whispered. “They’re hiding how serious it is.”

And Dart’s not alone. A full-blown injury crisis has erupted. Right tackle Germaine Elamun, wide receiver Dia Sllayton, and linebacker C.J. Boseman are all banged up — and that’s just the beginning. Ten players missed practice this week, forcing Brian Daboll to consider activating players straight from the practice squad for Thursday night’s showdown. “It’s chaos,” one assistant coach admitted. “We’re patching holes faster than we can count them.”

Adding fuel to the fire, rookie running back Cam Scatabo, who fumbled away last week’s Saints game, is reportedly “mentally broken” but determined to redeem himself. “He told teammates he won’t sleep until he makes it right,” said a locker room source. Giants fans are clinging to that sliver of hope — that one of their own might rise from the ashes and ignite a spark against the Eagles’ towering defense.

Meanwhile, Russell Wilson, benched and visibly frustrated, has been seen mentoring Dart during practice. But whispers of his retirement are growing louder by the day. The mood is heavy — a mix of desperation and disbelief.

The Giants’ coaches are working around the clock, redesigning the playbook to protect their battered roster. But can even the most ingenious strategy overcome this storm? The Eagles smell blood, and the national spotlight will magnify every mistake.

Giants Nation, prepare yourselves — this is more than a game. This is survival. The team stands on the edge of collapse, their season teetering between redemption and ruin. Will they rise against all odds, or crumble under the bright lights of Thursday Night Football?

The countdown is on. The world is watching. And the Giants’ fate will be decided under the harshest glare imaginable.