The New York Giants let a division rival hang around for too long, and a brutal stretch of the schedule is waiting for them. The New York Giants’ loss to the Washington Commanders made their path to an NFC East title far more complicated.
The New York Giants had a good chance to all but secure their place at the top of the NFC East on Thursday night. They went into the game with a 5-2-1 record and a win over the Washington Commanders would have put some distance between themselves and the second-placed Dallas Cowboys.
The New York Giants held a 21-17 lead over the Washington Commanders with under four minutes remaining in regulation of Thursday night's divisional game
Cam Skattebo has tummy troubles just like the rest of us. The New York Giants running back was seen throwing up before the start of the second quarter of their game against the Washington Commanders.
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The New York Giants looked not ready for prime time Thursday night. The Giants made mistakes and squandered chances to cement another crucial divisional win, allowing the Washington Commanders to grab a 24-21 victory at MetLife Stadium.
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The New York Giants are confident in Dominic Zvada’s future in the NFL. But in the present, the rookie continues to be a liability. Zvada missed a 33-yard field goal in his lone attempt in the first quarter Thursday, a crucial miscue in the Giants’ 24-21 loss to the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium.
Cam Skattebo produced his greatest stim yet during this week’s edition of “Thursday Night Football.” The New York Giants running back Skattebo went viral for his bizarre moment during Thursday’s game against the Washington Commanders.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ — The New York Giants were unable to stay “white hot” on “White Out” night at MetLife Stadium. In spite of taking a 21-17 lead deep into the fourth quarter, the Giants unusually found themselves on the wrong end of a one-score game, dropping their Week 10 matchup to the Washington Commanders by a final score of 24-21.
Jameis Winston pulled out all the stops in his attempt to get the Washington Commanders to jump offsides. The New York Giants trotted out Winston, who did not throw a single pass during Thursday’s contest, during a critical moment at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.
When the Giants traded for J.J. McCarthy, most people saw it as an emergency move. The Giants needed quarterback depth after Jaxson Dart went down with a knee injury that required season-ending surgery, so they acquired McCarthy for a 2027 fifth-round pick in a deal with the Minnesota Vikings.
Kayvon Thibodeaux appeared to have suffered an injury in the second half of the New York Giants’ Thursday Night Football matchup against the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.
A game the Washington Commanders themselves labeled a "must-win" ended up being one they almost let get away.
With nearly their entire active roster available, the New York Giants made their highest-paid player a healthy scratch Thursday night against the Washington Commanders.
The Rich Eisen Show was getting ready to welcome FOX analyst Greg Olsen to their show yesterday. The host made quite a show about it all, taking a dig at Olsen for taking heat for commenting on Malik Nabers during the Giants-Eagles games.
Carter will head into Thursday night's game between the 5-2-1 Giants and the 2-5-1 Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium with just two sacks on the season.
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For the second time since Sunday, third-year New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers fired back at criticisms of his body language.
While the Giants are 5-2-1, they are down to their third starting quarterback (J.J. McCarthy) of the season.
Nabers received criticism during the Fox broadcast of the Giants-Eagles game for the body language he displayed during aspects of the victory.
Greg Olsen is setting the record straight after recent media coverage, saying reports from the New York Post and USA Today inaccurately portrayed his remarks and falsely suggested he called New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers a bad teammate.
Harbaugh let his team know its play wasn't up to standard during the first half against the Eagles.
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