The Giants can go 1-4-1 in their division and still find a way into the postseason. Imagine that.
You don’t win one home game against your three division opponents, you don’t deserve to make the playoffs.
Brian Daboll was hit with that one — for the first time in his first season as head coach — after losing to the Eagles by 26 points. — This was the most lopsided loss to the Eagles for the Giants since a 27-0 loss in 2014. It was the most points the Giants allowed to the Eagles since a 49-21 loss on October 4, 1959.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
What I Imagine Every European Will Say to Me, an American, When I Explore Europe“Do you play the violin or just the glockenspiel?” For newyorkerhumor, Alex Baia imagines what Europeans might say to Americans exploring the Continent.
Weiterlesen »
Imagine Dragons, Black Keys, Jimmy Eat World and More Welcome Back KROQ’s ‘Almost Acoustic Christmas’There’s something to be said about Christmas radio shows that pop up across the country every December. More traditional music festivals have their perks, and definitely the headliners, but KROQ’s …
Weiterlesen »
Hurts, Eagles Clinch Playoff Spot With 48-22 Win Over GiantsThe Philadelphia Eagles beat the New York Giants 48 to 22 to go 12 and 1 on the season and clinch a playoff spot. FlyEaglesFly
Weiterlesen »
Hurts, Eagles clinch playoffs with 48-22 win over GiantsLeading MVP candidate Jalen Hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Eagles opened a 21-0 lead and never looked back.
Weiterlesen »
Eagles clinch playoff spot as two stars reach rare mark in milestone win over GiantsThe Philadelphia Eagles have much bigger goals than just clinching a playoff spot, which they did by beating the New York Giants 48-22 on Sunday.
Weiterlesen »
Giants Week 14 report card: Brian Daboll has some job ahead of himGrading the Giants’ 48-22 loss to the Eagles on Sunday.
Weiterlesen »