Giants fans — brace for heartbreak. The MetLife meltdown has arrived. After another humiliating loss, the Giants’ season has officially imploded. The once-celebrated Russell Wilson era is collapsing, rookie Jackson Dart looks shaken, and $36 million man Darius Slayton may have just played his last snap. What’s unfolding in New York isn’t just a slump — it’s a full-scale football apocalypse.

It all began with Troy Aikman’s brutal on-air bombshell, declaring that Wilson “should consider retirement.” Within hours, Brian Daboll benched him, naming Dart the starter in a desperate attempt to save the season. But the so-called “rookie revolution” turned into a nightmare. Dart was swallowed alive by the Saints’ defense, throwing two interceptions and fumbling three times — all while the Saints’ social media team mocked him mercilessly online.

As if that wasn’t enough, Darius Slayton, the Giants’ highest-paid receiver, is facing total collapse. Despite his $36 million contract, he’s failed to score a single touchdown all season — and his 166 receiving yards are drawing outrage from fans and analysts alike. “This contract is robbery,” one insider blasted. “He’s not just underperforming — he’s dragging the whole team down.”

The breaking point came when Slayton limped off the field with a hamstring injury, prompting immediate speculation that his Giants career is over. Fans flooded X (formerly Twitter) with fury, demanding the team “cut ties now” and “start over from scratch.” Meanwhile, Dart — rattled and shaken — faces an impossible task: rebuild confidence amid the ruins of a team that’s collapsing around him.

Behind the scenes, chaos reigns. Sources claim Daboll’s job is now in jeopardy, and ownership is “furious” with how the season has unraveled. “This is the kind of collapse that costs people their careers,” one insider warned.

Can Dart rebound from his public humiliation? Will Wilson hang up his cleats? And is there any chance the Giants can stop the bleeding before it’s too late? One thing is clear — the next few weeks will decide the fate of an entire franchise.

The walls are closing in. Giants Nation is on fire. And the future of Big Blue has never looked so uncertain.