Palladino: Jury Remains Out On 'Gritty And Scrappy' Giants
This time, there was no Tony Romo to break the Giants' hearts. This time, it was the Giants making the huge play.
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This time, there was no Tony Romo to break the Giants' hearts. This time, it was the Giants making the huge play.
The New York Giants had four second-half takeaways and scored two return touchdowns to beat the Dallas Cowboys 27-20 on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
After Monday night's debacle against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field, the New York Giants (3-3) look to get back on track against another division rival, the Dallas Cowboys, on Sunday. The Giants' toothless pass rush may get some reinforcements this week as both Robert Ayers and Devon Kennard may play.
Are you still looking for a silver lining from the game the Giants threw away on opening night in Dallas? Or maybe from the horror show that they put on the field in Philadelphia last week? Search no more.
When the New York Giants have talked about injured players being ready for the Dallas Cowboys, most of the discussion tends to focus on wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.
Forcing the ball to Beckham is not going to work. Occasionally it might, but the risk of turnovers is great.
The past week could not have gone any worse for the New York Giants. In addition to the plethora of injuries that keep piling up, Big Blue also went down to Philadelphia and played its worst game of the season, losing 27-7 to the Eagles.
The Giants announced the move Wednesday, a day after waiving safety Cooper Taylor.
Tom Coughlin was frustrated with the New York Giants after their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, and nothing had changed a day later.
Fresh off another debacle in Philadelphia, the New York Giants must quickly right the ship when they face off against another NFC east rival, the Dallas Cowboys.
The Giants announced Tuesday that Fells left Hackensack University Medical Center, where he had been treated since Oct. 2.
The Giants squandered too many opportunities in Monday night's 27-7 loss at Philadelphia, quarterback Eli Manning said Tuesday.
There was not much for Giants coach Tom Coughlin to like after Eli Manning marched the Giants on an 80-yard TD drive to open the game.
The Giants had an opportunity to put some distance between themselves and the Eagles in the NFC East race on Monday night, but instead suffered a brutal loss in Philadelphia.
When the New York Giants (3-2) traveled to Philadelphia for a Monday Night Football contest against the Eagles, first place in the NFC East was at stake.
