Well, New York is a Jets town anyway.

If Monday night is anywhere near as bad as Sunday was, though, the most anticipated season in the city’s recent football history will quickly go the same direction as the most anticipated season in the city’s recent baseball history.

It is hard to imagine a worse scenario for the Giants than what played out on Sunday, a disaster of a 40-0 loss to the Cowboys that piled on evidence against everything Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll built in Year 1 and was packed with embarrassments big and small.

Even accounting for the Cowboys’ talent on the defensive line, the offensive line turned in a shambolic performance, and Daniel Jones might have been even worse, with two first-half interceptions, a paltry 104 passing yards and a series of missed throws, his confidence clearly shot from early on in the night.