Giants Lose to Steelers, Extend Losing Streak

The New York Giants suffered a disappointing 26-18 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, extending their struggle in primetime games to an alarming 1-15 record with Daniel Jones as quarterback. The game featured a notable performance from rookie running back Tyrone Tracy, who rushed for a season-high 145 yards and a touchdown, yet the Giants fell short in critical moments, including a missed two-point conversion attempt. Chris Hubbard, filling in at left tackle for the injured Andrew Thomas, struggled in pass protection, allowing multiple pressures and contributing to four sacks against Jones. The Giants committed 11 penalties, hampering their offensive execution and resulting in an ineffective 0-3 in the red zone. Despite flashes of big plays, including Darius Slayton's 108 receiving yards, the Giants' inability to finish drives and capitalize on opportunities sealed their fate. With this loss, the Giants remain at the bottom of the NFC East, facing mounting pressure as they prepare for their upcoming game against the Washington Commanders.