No professional sports league changes its complexion from game to game quite like the NFL. Two weeks ago, the Giants were coming off a pair of fourth-quarter lapses to begin 0-2 for the third consecutive season. But they plugged away, rattling off wins against Washington and Buffalo before a thriller over San Francisco for their third victory in a row. The Giants stand at 3-2 and on top of the NFC East with the three other division rivals all sitting at 2-3. The Giants now look to take the momentum on the road as they get set to face the Philadelphia Eagles on “Monday Night Football” in Week 6.