For all the pain, all the upheaval, all the changes that have taken place in the past year, one thing remains glaringly the same when it comes to the Giants.
They are 1-5. The exact same record they had 12 months ago when they were six weeks into the 2017 season that would ultimately collapse into 3-13. It’s why most of the world looks at this team and dismisses them with a here-we-go-again eyeroll.
But to the players who went through last year’s disappointments and survived the offseason turnover only to find that no progress has been made in terms of the record, there is a very big difference between 1-5 in 2017 and 1-5 in 2018.