The Giants were embarrassed at home by the Dallas Cowboys in a 40-0 laugher that was among the worst season openers in N.F.L. history. But all hope is not lost.
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With a Temporary Contract Fix, Saquon Barkley and the Giants Get Back to Business
Barkley, the Giants running back, attended training camp after a last-minute, one-year deal ended talk that he would sit out. He and the team’s rush-heavy offense are still figuring out how much they need one another.
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Giants Commit to Daniel Jones With a Four-Year Contract
The New York Times – Sports:Jones, 25, had sought a major raise after leading the Giants to the playoffs in the last year of his rookie deal.
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What We Learned in the Divisional Round of the N.F.L. Playoffs
The New York Times – Sports:The passing game is only part of Cincinnati’s offensive might, Travis Kelce proved to be the ultimate safety valve for Patrick Mahomes and the Giants face difficult decisions after their loss.
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The Stats That Will Define the N.F.L.’s Wild Card Weekend
The New York Times – Sports:Tom Brady’s comebacks and Dak Prescott’s interceptions are just some of the statistical trends that could affect the results of first-round playoff games.
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Eagles Clinch a Playoff Spot With a Big Win Over the Giants
The New York Times – Sports:Philadelphia improved to 12-1, but the Giants (7-5-1) could not secure a victory for a fourth consecutive game.
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Similar Teams With Similar Records, Giants and Commanders Play to a Tie
The New York Times – Sports:The result left the Giants at 7-4-1 and the Commanders at 7-5-1, further complicating the teams’ stretch run in a competitive N.F.C. East.
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Why Are the Giants and Jets Still Considered Underdogs?
The New York Times – Sports:Bookmakers aren’t yet sold on the teams, despite winning records and solid upsets. Their distrust comes down to close games and weak schedules.
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How Lamar Jackson and Daniel Jones Are Making Their Cases for New Contracts
The New York Times – Sports:Quarterbacks Lamar Jackson of the Ravens and Daniel Jones of the Giants are stating their cases for new contracts, but they do so under starkly different conditions.