1 week Ago
The New York Giants held off a late Cleveland Browns rally to claim a 21-15 victory in Week 3, with their offense leading the way early. The Giants fell behind 7-0 due to a fumbled opening kickoff but retained the lead and never gave it back, thanks to strong contributions from their defense in the second half. Ken Blaze-Imagn Images Jones connected with wide receiver Malik Nabers for a key touchdown late in the second quarter, extending the Giants' lead to 14-7.
Nabers, who has quickly emerged as a reliable option in New York’s offense, was a consistent target throughout the contest. Singletary also found success, powering into the end zone with a 1-yard run to cap off a 93-yard drive that had the Giants firmly in control. The real breakthrough for New York came when Jones hit Nabers on a five-yard acrobatic touchdown catch late in the second quarter, pushing the Giants' lead to 21-7.
It was a drive marked by crisp passing, effective rushing, and a methodical approach that wore down the Browns' defense. However, the offense would be held scoreless in the second half. Related: Nabers' Awareness, Not Production, Key to Game-Saving Play Although Cleveland made a push in the fourth quarter , narrowing the gap to 21-15 after Deshaun Watson connected with Amari Cooper for his second touchdown, the Giants’ defense held firm when it mattered most.
Watson was sacked late in the game on a key fourth down, ensuring New York’s victory. With this win, the Giants improve their season and now turn their focus to a crucial Thursday night matchup against the Dallas Cowboys, hoping to build on this momentum..
