The Giants were going to be looking at a tall task in this game, even at full strength. But trying to do it without their top running back and their best receiver, let’s just say it’s going to be a long day for the G-men.

Singletary hasn’t had a great season, but he is head and shoulders above Tracy and Gray, who have just 16 carries between them for 36 yards. But the bigger problem is going to be no Malik Nabers. The LSU first-rounder has become Daniel Jones’ go-to receiver picking up 45 targets in the 102 passes Jones has tossed over the last three games.

The New York defense will also have to contend with a Seattle offense that features a healthy Kenneth Walker and three high-quality receivers. This is a Giants defense that allows the 6th-most yards per carry and Walker is third in the league in yards after contact. With the offense stuck in neutral, this New York defense will be spending a lot of time on the field and will eventually break down. Seattle should handle this one with ease.