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2017 New York Giants Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports This season brought the beginning of the end for Eli Manning and introduced adversity from which Odell Beckham Jr. has not recovered. Propped up by Beckham and defensive free agents Olivier Vernon, Janoris Jenkins, and Snacks Harrison, the 2016 Giants went 11-5 and made the playoffs. They went 3-13 in a 2017 season that featured an OBJ broken ankle and Ben McAdoo benching Manning. The QB's 210-start streak ending turned into one of the more seminal demotions in modern NFL history; McAdoo and GM Jerry Reese were gone the next day. Hitting their modern nadir, the Giants did not avoid double-digit losses again until 2022.