Score, injury report, draft order

PHILADELPHIA – The New York Giants have found nothing but frustration, agony and despair in Philadelphia over the past decade.

There’s now a total of 12 consecutive losses, including their playoff defeat that ended Brian Daboll’s first season as head coach, for the Giants here at Lincoln Financial Field. Will this game represent the last one of Daboll’s tenure, or that of general manager Joe Schoen?

We won’t know that until Daboll and Schoen meet with Giants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch, which is expected to happen at some point this week, likely later Monday or possibly even Tuesday – so there may not be an immediate answer on their fates.

What we do know: one of the worst seasons in Giants history – in a year where they hoped to celebrate their 100th year anniversary – has mercifully come to an end, poetically in the stadium where they have endured some of their greatest heartache in recent memory.

The Giants (3-14) dropped a 20-13 decision to the Eagles, who rested most of their starters, including Saquon Barkley, in preparation for the playoffs. In terms of the Giants’ lineup, their mixing and matching resembled that of a preseason game for much of the afternoon.