New York Giants

Four players on the team have at least 290 yards on the ground (Wentz is one of them), and the group is led by touchdown machine LeGarrette Blount. The Eagles also acquired Jay Ajayi on Halloween, a year after the former Dolphin became the fourth player in NFL history to rush for 200 yards three times in the same season. The system that [Eagles head coach] Doug [Pederson] runs down there is taxing on you defensively from a standpoint of you have to stop the run so everybody gets heavy on their toes," interim head coach/defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo said.

N.J. – The Giants hope to reverse both their recent fortunes and those against the Philadelphia Eagles, and enjoy payback for perhaps their most difficult defeat of the season, when the longtime rivals meet Sunday afternoon in MetLife Stadium. Most notably, Philadelphia has the NFL's scariest offense, one that is well-balanced, generates big plays, doesn't often turn over the ball, and has scored a league-high 31.1 points a game (with the help of four defensive touchdowns). The focus is also on head coach Doug Pederson, who calls the offensive plays and must devise a plan for Foles to get the ball to Philadelphia's many playmakers – running backs Jay Ajayi and LeGarrette Blount, wide receivers Alshon Jeffery and Nelson Agholor, and tight end Zach Ertz. Philadelphia is second in the NFL with an average of 143.0 rushing yards a game; the Eagles ran for 193 yards against the Giants in September, and have finished with less than 100 yards just twice all season.