Giants Fall to Cowboys, Extend Losing Streak

The New York Giants suffered a 20-15 defeat against the Dallas Cowboys, marking their seventh consecutive loss to their NFC East rivals. Defensive lineman Dexter Lawrence expressed frustration over the notion of 'moral victories', emphasizing that the only statistic that matters is the final score, while head coach Brian Daboll acknowledged some improvement despite the painful loss. The Giants failed to convert several scoring opportunities, settling for five field goals from fill-in kicker Greg Joseph instead of touchdowns, a sentiment echoed by players like quarterback Daniel Jones and receiver Wan'Dale Robinson. Despite controlling the clock and committing fewer penalties, the Giants struggled to break the end zone, leading to frustration among players and coaches alike. Rookie receiver Malik Nabers had a standout performance with 12 catches for 115 yards, but it was not enough to secure a win. The team remains disappointed yet hopeful for future improvement, as they continue to search for answers after a rocky start to the season.