Giants Lose Ninth Straight Game to Ravens

The New York Giants faced the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, and it wasn't a pretty sight. The game started with a fun halftime show featuring mascots and kids playing football. That was about the only exciting part for Giants fans. The Ravens were the clear favorites, and the Giants lost their ninth straight game, 35-14. The Giants were big underdogs. They started the game with quarterback Tommy DeVito, who left early after a concussion. Tim Boyle became the fourth quarterback to play this season for the Giants. Meanwhile, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson had a great day, throwing five touchdowns and running for 65 yards. The Giants' defense struggled, especially in the secondary. Jackson easily found open receivers. Fans and even some players are calling for changes in the team's leadership. The Giants now share the record for the longest losing streak in their 100-year history.