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Updated · The New York Times · Nov 9
Giants Beat Eagles 19-11, Handing Philadelphia a 7th Straight Loss
Updated
Updated · The New York Times · Nov 9

Giants Beat Eagles 19-11, Handing Philadelphia a 7th Straight Loss

3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Nov 9

Summary

  • New York tightened its NFC East grip at 5-2-1 by winning 19-11 in Philadelphia and snapping a 13-game road skid against the Eagles.
  • Seven sacks and 220 yards allowed powered the result, with the Giants' defense overwhelming Joe Milton III in his first career start as Philadelphia's offense again stalled.
  • J.J. McCarthy briefly exited with a hip injury, but Jameis Winston led the Giants' only touchdown drive before McCarthy returned and finished 12-of-19 for 127 yards.
  • Philadelphia fell to 2-7 entering its bye, its longest losing streak since 2012, after scoring just 21 combined points over the past two weeks.
  • Tuesday's trade deadline and the bye now sharpen questions over whether the Eagles will sell veterans or make offensive staff changes in a season increasingly viewed as lost.

Insights

Can standout rookies Arvell Reese and Dominic Zvada maintain this dominant momentum to secure the Giants' unexpected NFC East supremacy?
With a quick Thursday turnaround, how will J.J. McCarthy’s hip injury impact the Giants' offensive strategy against the Commanders?
After proving their roster depth in Philadelphia, will the Giants make a surprise long-term acquisition before the impending NFL trade deadline?