Broncos Overcome Giants Stunning Fourth-Quarter Collapse for Historic 33-32 Win

The Denver Broncos mounted a historic fourth-quarter comeback to defeat the New York Giants 33-32, overcoming a 19-point deficit and scoring 33 points in the final quarter alone. The Giants had dominated early, leading 26-8 late in the game, but key mistakes including two missed extra points by kicker Jude McAtamney and a late interception shifted momentum to Denver. Broncos quarterback Bo Nix orchestrated a rapid game-winning drive capped by a 39-yard field goal as time expired, breaking a longstanding NFL streak where teams leading by 18 points in the last six minutes nearly always won. Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart performed well with 283 yards and three passing touchdowns, but his fourth-quarter interception was costly. The loss marked a significant collapse for the Giants, who have struggled to maintain leads this season, and raised concerns about their defensive consistency and coaching. The game drew widespread attention for its dramatic finish and rare statistical anomaly, with fans and analysts alike astonished by the Broncos' comeback.