The New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles will go head-to-head for the second time in three weeks as Philly hopes to exact revenge for the 34-17 Thursday Night Football loss it suffered at the hands of the G-Men in Week Six.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni knows that it isn't often we see divisional rivals play each other twice in 18 days, but he said that his group is going to approach this game the same way it would any other matchup.

“Focus like it's any other game. Now, it's a unique game in that you play a team the second time, and it's even more unique that it's been one week of games since then,” Sirianni said in a press conference. “Nothing changes in respect to your process. You still have a week to prepare all the things. Business as usual, but we'll have some things that we look at as coaches, knowing that we just played them, and we know that they will as well.”

If Philadelphia wants to see a different result than last time, it will need to do a better job of containing Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart. He finished the Week Six game with 195 passing yards, 58 rushing yards, and two total touchdowns.

“Obviously, [he’s] very athletic [and] an elite scrambler,” explained Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio while talking to members of the media on Tuesday. “I think their coaches have done a great job with him. They've developed the offense around him. [He] throws the ball very well, intermediate and deep. He's a good player.”

Somehow, the Giants will have to have a short memory to get over their devastating loss to the Denver Broncos. New York allowed the Broncos to score five times in the fourth quarter of that 33-32 defeat.

“There's certainly a lot of guys that are hurting right now. Some physically, but they gave everything they had, and we came up short. That was a tough one, make no mistake about it,” said head coach Brian Daboll on Monday. “But, you got to get back on your horse and get ready to play a very talented team that we just played two weeks ago.”

Giants defensive leader and seventh-year NFL linebacker Bobby Okereke discussed how Big Blue needs to play better in the fourth quarter when the game is on the line.

“When you get in these fourth-quarter games and both teams are tired, it really comes down to execution,” Okereke told reporters on Tuesday. “You’ve got to be aggressive with the details, and I think that's where we - as players - are excited to grow.”

Jaxson Dart knows that the Giants will have to bring their A-game this weekend if they want to improve to 2-0 on the season against Philly.

“I mean, we play in six days, so you can't let one loss lead to another. You’ve got to fix those things that you messed up on, and we’ve got to finish games,” Dart said after the Denver loss. “We have good leaders on the team. We have good players. We have to find ways to finish the game and bounce back.”

Prediction for New York Giants @ Philadelphia Eagles (-7)

After that impressive performance by Jalen Hurts last weekend, it feels like the Eagles have righted the ship on the offensive side of the ball, which could spell trouble for the G-Men. Even though the Giants cover the spread, Philly pulls out the win at home.

Prediction: Eagles 25 - 21 Giants

How to watch New York Giants @ Philadelphia Eagles (-7)

Giants @ Eagles starts at 1:00 p.m. EDT at Lincoln Financial Field. You can watch it on Fox or stream it via the Fox Sports app or YouTube TV.

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