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Due to the way that football scheduling works, teams don’t play each other every year. We see teams play their division in six of their games, and then the rest of their schedule is typically filled out based on how they did last year. The Rams have been successful over the past few seasons, while the Giants have struggled.
Over the course of history, the two franchises have faced each other 47 times. The Rams have dominated the series, winning 30 times. The last time the two teams faced each other, neither quarterback Matthew Stafford nor Jaxon Dart was under center. The game took place in 2023, with the Rams beating the Giants by one in New York.
The Giants have a four-game losing streak against the Rams that they look to turn around tonight. In order to do that, they will need to do what they did last week against the Cowboys. New York found a way to utilize multiple players on offense and keep the defense guessing. The Rams will need to make a lot of adjustments from Week 1 in order to win.
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