Dottino's Game Balls, Gassers: Defensive Line Does Giants In
The Giants had just five QB hits (including two sacks) and, more importantly, gave Tony Romo WAY too much time to operate in the second half.
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The Giants had just five QB hits (including two sacks) and, more importantly, gave Tony Romo WAY too much time to operate in the second half.
The only thing that would have made it better? A freakin' Giants win. Oh well. At least Twitter was on its 'A' game Sunday night.
Odell Beckham Jr.'s jaw-dropping, one-handed touchdown catch against Dallas wasn't enough to prevent the Giants from losing their sixth straight game on Sunday night.
The New York Football Giants (3-8) dropped another winnable game, as New York could not hold an early lead, and then allowed a late Tony Romo to Dez Bryant touchdown, as the Dallas Cowboys (8-3) remained tied for the NFC East lead with a 31-28 victory at the Meadowlands.
Tony Romo upstaged Odell Beckham Jr.'s jaw-dropping one-handed touchdown catch with two third quarter touchdown passes to give the Dallas Cowboys a 24-21 lead over the New York Giants heading into the fourth quarter Sunday night.
With his team struggling to a 3-8 record so far this season, questions surrounding Tom Coughlin's job status will continue to gain more and more momentum.
Craig the Jets fan is looking for Big Blue and Gang Green fans to unite, since both of their teams 'suck.'
Coming off their bye week, the Dallas Cowboys are tied for first place in the NFC East and represent the only unbeaten road team in the NFL.
The Giants ought to be confident while hosting Dallas Cowboys (7-3) on Sunday night -- if only because they played Dallas to a virtual draw in Week 7.
The Dallas Cowboys (7-3) head back to work after completing their bye week. The New York Giants (3-7) begin the process of playing out the string, but they do get a player back from the injury list this week.
"They gave great effort, but in this league, as we all know, that's not good enough," McAdoo said. "We need to handle the stunts better and execute a little better."
The Giants' defense will look vastly different against the Cowboys on Sunday than it did a month ago in the teams' first meeting in Dallas.
Eli Manning believes he has a lot of good years of football left. And he hopes to continue playing them in New York.
For the first time this season, the New York Giants seemingly will make changes on their struggling offensive line. Coach Tom Coughlin just isn't letting everyone know where.
Eli Manning has never been one to engage in verbal sparring in the media. But it appears that Tiki Barber's comments on the current state of the Giants and the future of head coach Tom Coughlin rubbed the Giants' leader the wrong way.
