The Giants just keep on sinking this season. It’s been over for awhile, but they just keep on finding new ways to reach the depths of NFL embarrassment.
Losing 29-3 to the Bears wasn’t bad enough for the Giants, they had to hit a statistical low that hasn’t been seen in 24 years to cap off what’s been a miserable season.
Mike Glennon and the Giants somehow finished with -10 passing yards against the Bears. The Giants didn’t seem interested in passing a whole lot early in the game, but they had no choice but to air it out a little bit when they started getting blown out.
Glennon completed four of his 11 passing attempts for 24 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions. He was sacked four times for a total loss of 34 yards, putting him at -10 for the day.
The Giants had -10 net yards passing vs Bears. It is the lowest by any team since the 1998 Chargers, when Ryan Leaf went 1-of-15 for 4 yards and lost 23 yards on sacks in the game.
Per @ESPNStatsInfo
— Jordan Raanan (@JordanRaanan) January 2, 2022
Good news for the Giants: there’s only one game left.
