The NY Giants showed little fight in lackadaisical showing against the Miami Dolphins Sunday, a 20-9 loss
The NY Giants have added yet another loss to their record, which now sits at 4-8. This time the Giants fell to the Miami Dolphins, with a final score of 20-9.
The NY Giants’ offense was basically non-existent. The defense had a clear bend don’t break attitude that eventually couldn’t hold on any longer. Overall, it was a bad day in Miami for the team.
With every game, there are clear stats that help relay the message of how it went.
Here are three stats that explain why the NY Giants dropped yet another game:
Zero Takeaways:
The NY Giants recorded a turnover in 13 straight games. That streak ended Sunday.
While there were opportunities for big plays to be made by the defense, they did not happen today. The Dolphins dropped multiple ball passes that could have resulted in turnovers.
With the offense struggling so much, the defense needed to step up in a big way today. A turnover could have shifted the momentum of the game. While you can rely on the defense to make that sort of play every game, it could have helped change the outcome today.