Plenty of blame to go around for NY Giants’ pathetic loss to Dallas Cowboys

The NY Giants dropped their 10th game of the season, for the fifth consecutive season, after falling to the Dallas Cowboys in blowout fashion 

The NY Giants have recorded their 10th loss of the season, which puts their record on the season at 4-10 following a pitiful showing against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday afternoon.

There were little signs of hope Sunday for this Giants team as the Dallas Cowboys seemed to do whatever they pleased on both sides of the ball. The lack of production on the offensive side of the ball, which has been the team’s biggest issue all season, proved to be their downfall today.

But, who exactly is to blame for the NY Giants’ latest loss? Let’s take a look

QB Mike Glennon

Mike Glennon will receive most of the blame for Sunday’s loss due to him being the current QB1, with Daniel Jones sidelined — perhaps for the rest of the season.

Teams go as far as their quarterback can take them, and Sunday, Glennon wasn’t able to take this unit too far.

Glennon struggled throughout the day and never seemed to find his footing. This led to an array of issues for this NY Giants offense that managed to produce just six points.

Glennon finished the day with just 99 passing yards on 13/24 passing. He also added another three interceptions.

The turnover issues and inability to put any points on the board led to the NY Giants throwing away any sort of game plan they may have had.

With Daniel Jones still out due to injury, the Giants have no clear option at quarterback. But Glennon hasn’t done enough to still be the QB1 in Jones absence.