Two weeks ago, when the New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, the youthful Giants, in the eyes of some, celebrated as if they had just won the Super Bowl.
The New York Giants suffered more than a defeat as they endured a 38-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, as New York rookie running back Cam Skattebo went down with a gruesome dislocation of his right ankle midway through the game's second quarter.
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New York Giants edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux had a strong response to a pivotal call in the second quarter Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles. Facing fourth-and-1, the Eagles opted to run their famed “tush push” play, where players line up behind quarterback Jalen Hurts and push him across the line to gain.
The New York Giants suffered a 38–20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field, but something worse than the loss also occurred: they lost rookie running back Cam Skattebo for the remainder of the season.
There was hope, ever so slight hope, that the New York Giants , who beat the Philadelphia Eagles two weeks ago, could do it again at the house of horrors known as Lincoln Financial Field.
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New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo suffered a significant injury during his team’s Week 8 game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, but he somehow managed to maintain his usual level of intensity even after going down.
The New York Giants can't blame their 38-20 Week 8 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on poor officiating, but controversy still emerged regarding Sunday's game.
On Sunday afternoon, the New York Giants took their second straight loss with a frustrating 38-20 defeat at the hands of the divisional rival Philadelphia Eagles on the road.
With just one tackle, the air was sucked out of the New York Giants. Well, let’s take that further. The air was sucked out of one of the most upbeat stories to be introduced into the NFL this year.
The New York Giants made the right choice in going with Graham Gano as the only kicker on their active roster headed into Week 8. Gano has missed the last four games following a groin injury suffered during pre-game warmups in Week 3.
Per Jordan Raanan, the Giants are elevating K Graham Gano for Week 8, among other moves. Gano sustained a groin injury during pregame workouts and has missed four games on injured reserve.