The Indianapolis Colts visit the New York Giants in NFL Week 17 action. Both teams will be watching injuries to key players.

Weather forecasts are courtesy of The Football Database. Week 16 gameday inactives, weather and notes KEY GAME-TIME DECISIONS. Early games: TE David Njoku (active), RB Tyrone Trac

Lamar Jackson may have learned a thing or two from Derrick Henry. The Baltimore Ravens quarterback ran for 15 yards on a first-quarter play against the New York Giants and finished it off by tossing Giants cornerback Greg Stroman Jr.

NEW YORK (AP) — The National Football League Inactive Report. NEW YORK GIANTS at ATLANTA FALCONS — NEW YORK: QB Tim Boyle, DT Casey Rogers, OG Aaron Stinnie, CB Greg Stroman, CB Dee Williams, CB Divaad Wilson. ATLANTA: DT Brandon Dorius, WR Dylan Drummond, OT Brandon Parker, RB Carlos Washington, WR Casey Washington, OG Elijah Wilkinson.

A loss to the Colts would make the Giants the first NFL team to go 0-9 at home, something not possible until the NFL expanded its schedule to 17 games in 2021.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll said that quarterback Drew Lock, who underwent an MRI on his throwing shoulder Monday, is on track to play Sunday when the Giants host the Indianapolis Colts in the regular season finale.

Drew Lock marveled at the number that defined Giants great Eli Manning the same way Manning’s teammates once did.

GIANTS ROSTER MOVES. The New York Giants have activated inside linebacker Dyonte Johnson from the injured reserve list, where he had been since the start of the 2024 season with an ankle injury. Johnson’s activation was expected as his 21-day window expires on Christmas Day.

Greg Van Roten had plenty of reasons for joining the Giants early in training camp this summer.

Drew Lock is likely going to start at quarterback for the New York Giants against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday when they try to end a franchise-record 10-game losing streak

Follow along as we bring you scoring updates, big plays, and more from the New York Giants' Week 16 game against the Atlanta Falcons.

The New York Giants etched an unwanted milestone into their 100-year history on Sunday afternoon, dropping their franchise-record 10th straight game with a loss to the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium,