The New York Giants play the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Kickoff is at 4:25 p.m. ET. Listen to the live radio broadcast below.
New York is 3-5 but is still alive in the NFC East and trails the No. 1 Philadelphia Eagles by three games. Despite still being technically in contention, the Giants are on a three-game losing streak after their 40-24 loss Monday against the Indianapolis Colts.
Quarterback Eli Manning has just five touchdown passes in those losses, and he knows the offense needs to be more effective when on the field.
"We've got to find a way to move the ball more efficiently as an offense," Manning told the team website, via ESPN.
New York lost each of the last three games by an average of 17.7 points, according to ESPN, and some of the fault is on the defense.
"There are some times we go out and play as good as any team in this league, and there are times when we go out and play as bad as any team in the league," said safety Antrel Rolle.
Seattle, meanwhile, is 5-3 after stringing together consecutive wins. Their latest victory came last week against the Oakland Raiders in a 30-24 win. While the Seahawks haven't exactly looked like last year's defending champions, the team could get some help with the possible returns of injured players, including defensive backs Kam Chancellor and Jeron Johnson, and tackle Jordan Hill.
"It's a big turn," said Seahawks coach Pete Carroll. "It depends on how much good fortune we have. We'll have four guys back that weren't ready for us this week and we could have eight. It's amazing that it could be like that, but we're on the verge of getting some guys back."
