http://www.giantscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-connor-barwin-jersey , 4 losers from the Giants’ final preseason game The preseason is now in the books, and the next time we see the New York Giants on the field, the games count for real. But just because the Giants game today didn’t count, doesn’t mean it was meaningless — far from it. The fourth preseason game is generally overlooked, but for many players it might be the most important game of preseason, if not the year. Just ask Damon Harrison:So then, who were the winners, and losers, in tonight’s game? WinnersDonte Deayon - The undersized corner might be the Giants’ biggest winner. Deayon is fighting for a roster spot, and his size — at 5-foot-9, 160 pounds — has always led to questions about his ability to play at the NFL level.But one thing that has never been in question is his ball skills. Deayon had 17 interceptions and 25 passes defensed in college, and reports of him picking off one Giants’ quarterback or another were a regular occurance. Those ball skills showed up against the Patriots with a pair of interceptions in the first half, and nearly a third, as well as a pass defensed in the third quarter.Amba Etta-Tawo - Etta-Tawo flashed in the offseason program Cheap Will Hernandez Jersey , catching everything thrown to him. He didn’t appear to carry that momentum over to training cap and never really flashed in games. Until this game, when he got free on an innovative take on the “mesh” concept and turned a short pass into a 41 yard catch-and-run. Chad Wheeler - The Giants wanted to get a long look at Wheeler, and he largely responded well. Wheeler got beat a couple times, but also had some very nice blocks.Tae Davis - Davis played a huge number of snaps against the Patriots and had a nice game. He seemed to be all over the field as the moneybacker in the base defense and an outside linebacker in nickel packages. Davis has been stuck behind Ray-Ray Armstrong in that role, but he showed up in a chance to show what he has to offer.Tyrell Chavis - The undrafted rookie defensive tackle is unlikey to make the Giants’ 53-man roster, but he consistently showed up in the Patriots’ backfield. The 291-pound defensive tackle proved to be too quick for New England’s reserve linemen. Penetrating defensive tackles are always coveted in the NFL, and Chavis might have shown enough to secure a practice squad spot.Jhurell Pressley - Pressley has only been a Giant for two weeks, but he has flashed brightly in his limited time with the team. He has proven tough to bring down and explosive with some open field in front of him. Pressley might have forced the Giants’ hand when it comes to how many running backs they carry. At the very least he and Robert Martin have made excellent cases for the practice squad. LosersDarian Thompson - The other DB the Giants got in 2016 from Boise State comes up a loser this game. Thompson hasn’t do anything to hurt his case, except for get hurt. Thomas’ greatest asset as a free safety is his mental processing, but the Giants seem to want a free safety with cornerback skills. He needed to be on the field to show that he can play the free safety spot as deep as James Bettcher consistently calls it.Andrew Adams - Adams didn’t get on the field until later in the game, which is a bad sign in and of itself, but then he showed up in a bad way on a pair of touchdowns by the Patriots. Both times he was drawn out of his free safety position by play action.Kalif Raymond - It’s tough to call Raymond a “loser” tonight, because it isn’t anything he did wrong. In fact, he played well when he was on the field. He showed up as a receiver and on special teams. But Cheap Eli Manning Jersey , he always seemed to be victimized by mistakes on the part of players around him. Lauletta missed him on deep passes that would have been big gains if not touchdowns, and a long punt return was nullified by a block in the back. Penalties - This was easily the sloppiest game the Giants have played this preseason. They routinely helped the Patriots by extending drives with penalties, including a trio for leading with the crown of the helmets. The Giants need to iron this out before playing the Jacksonville Jaguars next week — The Giants face a daunting test against the Jaguars’ defense and can’t afford to give their offense any help.NFL Week 4 expert picks, predictions for Saints vs. Giants The New York Giants go for their second win of the season on Sunday afternoon, when the New Orleans Saints travel to MetLife Stadium. While the Giants are coming off a 27-22 win over the Houston Texans last week, the Saints are undoubtedly a better team. Let's take a look around the Internet to see what the experts are predicting for Big Blue’s Sunday afternoon matchup. SB NationSaints: Ryan Van Bibber, Stephen White, Geoff Schwartz, Charles McDonald, Adam Stites, Christian D’AndreaGiants: None.ESPNSaints: Mike Clay, Mike Golic, Dan Graziano, Mina Kimes http://www.giantscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-riley-dixon-jersey , Louis Reddick, Kevin Seifert, Trey Wingo, Matt BowenGiants: Seth Wickersham, Molly QerimFanpulse PicksGiants fans at Big Blue View think the Giants will lose by 1.Eagles fans at Bleeding Green Nation think the Eagles will win by 5.NFL.com - Elliot HarrisonSaints 24Giants 21CBS Sports - Pete PriscoGiants 27Saints 26Sports IllustratedSaints: Andrew Brandt, Albert Breer, Mitch Goldich, Jonathan Jones, Bette Marston, Mark Mravic, Jenny VrentasGiants: none.OddsShark - Computer predictionGiants 23Saints 22Walter FootballSaints 30Giants 27