Giants Fall to Cowboys 20-15 at Home

In a closely contested match, the New York Giants fell 20-15 to the Dallas Cowboys, marking their 13th consecutive loss to their rivals. Daniel Jones performed well statistically, completing 29 of 40 passes for 281 yards, but failed to throw a touchdown and ended the game with one interception, which occurred during a Hail Mary attempt. Despite positive remarks from head coach Brian Daboll regarding Jones' decision-making and preparation, his struggles with deep throws have raised concerns, as he went just 2-of-7 on passes over 20 yards. The Giants' inability to score touchdowns, having relied on five field goals, highlights a significant area for improvement as they drop to 1-3 this season. Critics point out that Jones' performance was not enough to lift the team to victory, emphasizing the need for more effective play in the red zone. The Giants will look to rebound in their upcoming matchup against the Seahawks, potentially with rookie Malik Nabers returning from injury.