In a surprising show of optimism amid the New York Giants’ dismal season, quarterback Jameis Winston delivered a scorching-hot take on FOX NFL Sunday during the team’s bye week.Linking the forecast for a brutal East Coast winter to a potential turnaround, Winston suggested the Giants will bless their fans with wins for Christmas.”I heard there’s a possibility that the East Coast is going to experience one of the coldest winters we’ve had. The New York Football Giants have a possibility to win four games in a row after this bye,” he said.The prediction couldn’t come at a bleaker time for Big Blue. Sitting at 2-11, the Giants are tied for the NFL’s worst record and previously became the first team officially eliminated from playoff contention. They’ve endured a seven-game skid — the league’s second-longest active streak — dating back to their last victory, a dominating Week 6 upset over the Philadelphia Eagles.Yet, Winston’s crystal ball points to silver linings in the schedule’s final stretch.New York hosts the winless-in-eight Washington Commanders and the middling Minnesota Vikings at MetLife Stadium over the next two weeks. Week 17 brings a road trip to face the equally hapless 2-11 Las Vegas Raiders. The finale? A home clash with the Dallas Cowboys, who might rest starters if their NFC East crown or playoff spot is secure, rendering the game inconsequential.Winston’s words inject rare hope into a fanbase frozen by frustration. A four-game heater wouldn’t salvage much but could thaw spirits, signaling brighter days ahead.This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Jameis Winston makes bold prediction about Giants’ final four games