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Instant Analysis: Giants fall to Commanders, 24-21
AT A GLANCE
Playing in their second rivalry game in a five-day span, the New York Giants could not complete the second leg of a pivotal NFC East stretch and fell to the Washington Commanders, 24-21, on Thursday night at MetLife Stadium.
Tight end Isaiah Likely had put the Giants ahead by four points midway through the fourth quarter with a 66-yard touchdown pass from J.J. McCarthy. Safeties Jevón Holland and Ar'Darius Washington then intercepted Jayden Daniels twice on back-to-back drives, but the Giants' offense went three-and-out each time on the ensuing possessions. It left the door open for Stefon Diggs' 32-yard, go-ahead touchdown with 57 seconds remaining.
