The Jets and Giants only meet every four years, and after Sunday’s debacle at MetLife Stadium, no one will be looking forward to their 2027 matchup.

For now, though, the Jets’ ugly 13-10 overtime win puts them back over .500 (4-3) and with the playoffs in sight.

But in addition to the unimpressive nature of Sunday’s win, which needed plenty of help from the Giants — who couldn’t pass after Tommy DeVito replaced the injured Tyrod Taylor and failed to get a late field goal from Graham Gano — it’s also worth remembering the Jets have been unable to sustain success in recent years.

They won four straight games last October, only to see their season unravel, first by losing two of their next three games and then finishing the regular season with a six-game losing streak.