The only span of time ahead when the Giants and their fans are assured of peace and tranquility and a weekend without football anguish will come during the last few days of November and the first few days of December. That is when the team finally gets the respite of a bye week — no bad football! — and a break that cannot get here soon enough.

Haven’t we all had enough?

Game after game filled with inferior performances, inadequate offensive talent and production, plays not made, decisions gone haywire, new crops of injuries, losses that end in a rout and close games that slip away.

A four-game losing streak was interrupted by a rare victory, over the Commanders, a shelter from the storms that followed with a game the Giants absolutely threw away to the Jets and the ignominy of losing to a Raiders operation that had just fired their general manager, head coach, offensive coordinator and had installed a barely used rookie at quarterback. That the Giants lost in Las Vegas, 30-6, was an afterthought to the news that Daniel Jones was lost for the remainder of the season to a torn right ACL.