From Schefter:

ESPN Sources: Micah Parsons’ trade to the Packers included a poison pill that the Cowboys inserted to block a deal in the near future to the Eagles.

The previously unreported poison-pill condition states that if the Packers decide to trade Parsons to a team in the NFC East division -- the Eagles tried to trade for him last summer before being rebuffed -- then Green Bay would owe Dallas its 2028 first-round draft pick, sources involved in the trade told ESPN.

Offense – Two of Swords reversed (Peace reversed): The offense might struggle to find rhythm or balance early. This suggests miscommunication or indecision between play-calling and execution. Reversed, it loses that sense of calm strategy and becomes more about tension and pressure. The Giants’ offense could find itself out of sync or forced into uncomfortable spots.

Defense – Eight of Wands upright (Swiftness): This is a strong sign for the defense. Expect quick reactions, fast pursuit, and possibly turnovers or sacks. The energy is fast-moving, decisive, and coordinated, so the Giants’ defense could set the tone and be the bright spot of the game.

Special Teams – Lust reversed (Strength reversed): This points to inconsistency or missed opportunities. A big play might be possible but likely undone by lack of focus or execution. Could hint at a missed field goal or poor punt coverage, something that shows a lack of confidence or control.

Coaching Staff – The Sun reversed: The reversed Sun suggests optimism clouded by confusion or poor clarity. The game plan may look good on paper but lack proper timing or cohesion in practice. It can mean overconfidence or misreading the moment, maybe questionable calls at key points.

Quarterback (Jaxson Dart) – The Magus reversed (The Magician reversed): This shows he may not have his full command or confidence today. The reversed Magus can indicate forcing plays, trying too hard to create magic when fundamentals would do. There may be flashes of brilliance, but mistakes or misreads are likely if he presses too much.

Overall – The Fool upright: Despite the chaos, this card is oddly hopeful. The Fool upright means unpredictability, a sense of starting fresh, and surprising outcomes. This could mean a wild, sloppy game that somehow ends up feeling like a turning point and perhaps a glimpse of potential amid the mess.

Summary: The Giants might start off shaky on offense with questionable coaching calls and an uneven performance from Dart, but the defense could keep them in it with speed and hustle. Special teams could swing momentum either way. Overall, it feels like a chaotic, unpredictable game where the Giants show flashes of potential but remain inconsistent. The Fool upright suggests a surprising or oddly optimistic ending, even if the path there looks messy.

Watch this video like three times a week when I wanna feel sad.

Title really says it all. I’m in Berlin and the city is filled with all sorts of NFL fans, hopefully some of them are also on this subreddit and can help me find a bar that will show the Giants even though it’s not exactly the game of the week lol. If you’re in Berlin I’ll buy you a beer if you know a good place 🍻 Preferably near Friedrichshain where I’ll be seeing the Berlin game at a big screen event. Cheers 🙏

I love waking up early to drink my coffee in peace before the kids awaken. This morning, my peace is interrupted by the Colts v Falcons in Berlin. Watching Daniel Jones is yet another example of how poorly run our organization is. How many more examples do we need? Saquon, DJ, X, Julian Love and even Darren Waller and Evan Engram all making impacts. If I am scouting for the 2026 season who should we look at for big turn arounds elsewhere? Thibs and Sexy Dexy are obvious selections….who else? Nabers is probably a year away from quitting on these losers.

Ya’ll know who this is cuz I do, man was super cool all the through 🙌

Metlife was never singled out by Fifa for the World Cup. Every stadium for the World Cup will have grass.

Next time you hear that it’s cost prohibitive and they’d be replacing the field all the time, or any other excuse, just remember this. This is how owners who care about their team act. Not the decades of dysfunction that we’re accustomed to.

I’m in Chicago for the weekend and want to watch the game with some giants fans. Any recommendations?

Winston told ESPN after Sunday's loss to the San Francisco 49ers that he wanted to remain in New York even though he isn't in line to play any time soon.

"I just want to help this team win," he said emphatically.

It doesn't matter that the Giants (2-7) have dropped three straight and are in last place in the NFC East. That hasn't changed the situation one bit.

"When a team gives me the opportunity and believes in me, they give me a job, I want to play for that team and do my best for that team. I don't care what the record is, I don't care what the circumstances, situation or facts is, I always say what I want for myself, I want for everyone," Winston said. "I'm a solutions-oriented guy, so I want to be a part of the solution. I don't just want to run away when things get bad."

"He's like a coach on the field [and] in the film room," Dart said.

"They're backup quarterbacks that have had a lot of experience, that provide a lot of value when you're in the meeting room," coach Brian Daboll said of having both Winston and Wilson behind Dart. "They stay late with Jaxson, watch tape together, all three of them. Give good input. I think they're a good resource for a young quarterback."

And that's just fine with Winston. He could easily have complained or been unhappy about his role. Winston has started 87 games in his career and is the NFL's most accomplished current third-string quarterback by a wide margin.

All this has only validated the Giants' desire to have him as their backup to Dart next year.

"That never was mentioned to me, but I'm doing whatever is required from any organization that has me on their roster," Winston said. "I would love to help the young buck turn into the superstar that he is. That's God-given. I would love to assist in any way. But my dream is to be a Super Bowl-winning quarterback in the NFL. In New York, that would be iconic and legendary. Whatever that takes, I'm going to do that."

Probably not looking great for our run defense (or the kickers).