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The New York Giants entered Week 16 with personnel issues due to injury, illness and inconsistency. As a result, they decided to give quarterback Jake Fromm his first career start.
That lasted a little more than two quarters.
Fromm completed just six of his 17 passes for 25 yards and one interception before being benched in favor of Mike Glennon.
It was an unforgettable first start for Fromm, but that was par for the course on Sunday. The Giants and Eagles combined to play one of the most sloppy, ugly football games in recent memory.
Philly, however, got things together in the second half and were ultimately able to cruise to a 34-10 victory, officially ending the Giants’ remaining playoff hopes.
With the loss, the Giants fall to 4-11 on the season.