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The New York Giants lost the game, and MetLife Stadium, to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. Those spectators who made the trip from the West Coast made their voices heard from the first whistle,
This past week, teams dealing with questionable coaching futures had gut-checking wins. The New York Jets rallied to give Aaron Glenn his first win and the Miami Dolphins had a stunning blowout of the Atlanta Falcons a week after Mike McDaniel appeared to have lost the team.
Brian Daboll has to know he’s on the hot-seat, and the questions about his future as head coach of the New York Giants are coming thick and fast after Big Blue were beaten 34-24 by the San Francisco 49ers in Week 9. The dismal result from a game the ...
The frustrating New York Giants season just hit another low. Coming off a tough 38-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the franchise finds itself in the headlines for all of the wrong reasons once again.
As for A.J. Dillon, the Giants can’t “grab him.‘ He is not available. He is on the Philadelphia Eagles’ active 53-man roster. The Giants can’t just poach him, like a team can poach a player on another team’s practice squad. They would have to trade for him. I don’t see why the Giants would do that.
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49ers' Robert Saleh lauds 'uber-talented' Jaxson Dart: 'I think New York hit on this one big-time'
New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart is already turning heads, and San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh has certainly taken notice. Prior to the 49ers' trip to New York in Week 9, Saleh had some high praise for Dart and the Giants front office, and he even had a little fun with Brian Daboll's injury tent saga.
Christian McCaffrey caught a touchdown pass from Mac Jones, rushed for another score and the San Francisco 49ers got back on track by running all over the New York Giants on the way to a
Mac Jones and Christian McCaffrey keyed the 49ers (6-3) to their most points in a game this season in a 34-24 win at the New York Giants.