Admit it. You do not know what to expect from the Giants this Sunday in Denver.

You are hopeful the performance will recreate the way this team performed the past three games with Jaxson Dart as the starting quarterback — minus the turnover-fest in New Orleans. You are hopeful this nice uptick (2-1 with Dart) can continue. You are hopeful some of the statistical enhancements are a sign of things to come and not merely temporary surges.

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There is now an unpredictable aspect to the Giants and that can be nerve-wracking. But, admit it. Compared to the malaise and sense of impending doom that kicked in each week around kickoff with this franchise for far too long, not knowing what happens next is far more appealing than assuming nothing good will go down when the Giants hit the field.

No team wants its product to be labeled as erratic or volatile. But with the 2025 Giants, those characterizations represent a step in the right direction.