Giants Week 7 report card: Yikes

Grading the Giants’ 28-3 loss to the Eagles at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.How much time you got? There were football atrocities all over the field.Daniel Jones (14 of 21, 99 yards) got benched early in the fourth quarter.

Before that, he got pummeled (seven sacks) because his protection was lousy and he often held onto the ball too long.Longest play of the day was 14 yards — that ain’t gonna cut it.

Running game was bad (76 yards).Return of Malik Nabers (4-41) was irrelevant.

Andrew Thomas, get well soon! Josh Sweat beat Thomas’ replacement, Josh Ezeudu (and Daniel Bellinger) for a first-quarter sack.An 11-yard completion to Darius Slayton was called back by an illegal man downfield penalty on center John Michael Schmitz, who had a rough game.

Third-down conversions (3 of 14) were dreadful.Sit down for this: Giants had 10 first downs and 119 total yards.

Yikes.Grade: FThe numbers for Saquon Barkley (17 of 176, 1 TD) look special, but 96 of the yards came on two runs.That’s Saquon.

He is a big-play maker.Allowing 269 rushing yards is abysmal, but this was not a fair fight.The Eagles could not block the defensive front — Dexter Lawrence had two sacks and Brian Burns and Azeez Ojulari had one apiece — but Jalen Hurts (10 of 14, 114 yards) barely had to put it in the air.

He threw four passes in the second half.Nick McCloud was beaten cleanly by A.J.

Brown on a 41-yard TD connection.CB Deonte Banks did not show great effort, failing to tackle Hurts on a scramble.

Rookie CB Dru Phillips was solid.He dropped DeVonta Smith for a 2-yard loss.Matthew Adams raced in untouched for what should have been a sack but he inexplicably let Hurts escape for a 16-yard run.Grade: DMatt Haack outkicked his coverage on a 64-yard punt that Cooper DeJean returned 28 yards, breaking tackles.

Haack earlier in the second quarter hit a poor 26-yard punt that drifted out of bounds.He later had a 50-yarder with no return.

Ihmir Smith-Marsette muffed a punt that he knocked ...