Giants WR Malik Nabers, listed as questionable for Sunday due to a hip flexor injury and a lingering groin issue, will try to play vs. the Saints but the team wants to see how he feels in pre-game warmups and, as one source said, it “would be more of a limited role.”

The Giants have only one interception this season, by linebacker Darius Muasau in Week 1 against the Vikings. Since then the team has gone 11 straight games without an interception, the longest drought by any team since 1933, when the league began recording statistics. The team with the next fewest interceptions this season? The Jets, who have only two.

Drew Lock against the #Saints: - 0/8 on passing attempts The #Giants have found their QB1. pic.x.com/w4UKiTaJYJ

Graham Gano's 35-yard field goal is blocked. Special teams unit: Pro tank. The #Giants will lose this game. They will fall to 2-11. With the #Raiders losing & #Jaguars winning, New York now possesses the No. 2 pick in the #NFLDraft.

Ihmir Smith-Marsette returned a punt for a touchdown. It's coming back, though. There's a flag. Holding on Stroman. Giants can't catch a break.

That was Brian Burns' seventh sack of the season. He's been impressive this year considering some of the physical ailments he's had to work through, specifically a groin. Always out there. Always giving 100 percent. #Giants

Hayball's 60-yard field goal attempt, set up by the Tyler Nubin DPI, is blocked. Halftime. Saints lead the Giants, 7-3. Only 30 minutes left.

The New Orleans Saints reported just five inactive players for this week’s road game with the New York Giants, their lowest total of the season. The team is finally getting healthy at some key positions, even if some high-profile playmakers like Taysom Hill have been sidelined by injuries of their own.

But as for the Giants? They’ve had to deactivate seven of their own players, including starting offensive linemen Chris Hubbard and Jermaine Eluemunor. But they will have star wide receiver Malik Nabers. The rookie standout has dealt with groin and hip injuries but will play against the Saints

The New York Giants (2-10) and New Orleans Saints (4-8) square off on Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey in Week 14.

Both teams have officially announced their inactives for the game. Below is a full list:

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The New York Giants were defeated by the New Orleans Saints, 14-11, at MetLife Stadium in Week 14 and Tre Hawkins III is our Player of the Game.

The outlook for this game was bleak coming in with the Giants struggling all season and a mountain of injuries on the defensive side of the football. However, they were able to make it a competitive game late in the fourth quarter with a Tyrone Tracy Jr. touchdown and a successful two-point conversion catch by Malik Nabers.

Unfortunately, the Giants did not have enough in the tank to complete the comeback

Bryan Bresee has surpassed his sack total from his rookie year, and he has a chance to lead all defensive tackles in sacks this season. Dexter Lawrence leads the league with 9 sacks at the position but is on injured reserve. The New Orleans Saints won’t have to face him when they play the New York Giants this week.

When the New Orleans Saints drafted Bresee in the first round, explosiveness was one of his featured traits. That quickly translated to his ability to get after the quarterback in the NFL.

What has contributed to the bump from 4.5 sacks a year ago to 6.5 sacks with five games remaining this season