'This is a historic loss': Insider calls out Giants after shocking collapse

Instead of a second straight win and a more manageable 3-4 record, the Giants sit at 2-5 and cannot seem to get out of their own way even though the pieces are in place to have success. A pair of missed extra points from kicker Jude McAtamney certainly did not help, but this game was lost in more ways than just one.

Dart accounted for four total TDs in the game, but his lone interception in the fourth quarter gave the Broncos excellent field position and led to a TD to make it a one-score game less than a minute later.

A lot of the blame can easily go to the defense after giving up all 33 points in the fourth quarter, but the interception and a three-and-out on the next possession from the offense definitely made matters worse.

Even with the TD run from Dart that helped the Giants regain the lead, 32-30, with 37 seconds remaining, the defense allowed the Broncos offense to immediately drive down the field and walk it off with a 39-yard field goal from Will Lutz.

This was another example of the Giants failing to put a complete game together, which is something they must improve on if they are going to bounce back from the Week 7 disaster.

A rematch against the Philadelphia Eagles is on tap for Week 8 to kick off a challenging stretch of games for the Giants. If they want to take that next step, closing out games is going to be crucial to build some momentum and erase the sting from a historic fourth-quarter collapse.