If you felt your brain break somewhere between the 19-0 lead and the last-second 39-yard field goal that sank the New York Giants in Denver, you weren’t alone.
Whatever you want to call that fourth quarter — implosion, collapse, historical footnote — the result was the same: a 33-32 loss that won’t go away anytime soon. It’s the kind of loss that forces ugly questions out into the open, not because someone decided to stir the pot, but because the guys who are supposed to fix it look like they’re the ones breaking it.
This wasn’t one of those “we just got outplayed” games.