The New York Giants suffered a 49-17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, their sixth loss this season by two touchdowns or more. Players expressed frustration on the sideline, with running back Saquon Barkley and wide receivers Darius Slayton and Sterling Shepard engaging in animated conversations with coaches. Despite the frustration, Barkley downplayed the incidents, stating that it's part of football and that they need to focus on the next game. Coach Brian Daboll also downplayed the sideline incidents and took responsibility for the team's performance.
- The Giants suffered a blowout loss to the Cowboys, their sixth loss this season by two touchdowns or more.
- Players expressed frustration on the sideline, engaging in animated conversations with coaches.
- Saquon Barkley downplayed the incidents, stating that it's part of football and they need to focus on the next game.
- Coach Brian Daboll took responsibility for the team's performance and stated that they need to do a better job.
- The Giants' sideline incidents and frustration are signs of dysfunction that need to be addressed.
Saquon Barkley | RB
- Barkley engaged in an animated conversation with coach Brian Daboll after failing to convert a fourth down.
- Barkley downplayed the incident, stating that it was a result of frustration and that it's part of football.
- No game stats available.
Darius Slayton | WR
- Slayton yelled angrily on the sideline and expressed his frustration towards wide receivers coach Mike Groh.
- Slayton admitted that he needs to control his emotions better in those moments.
- No game stats available.
Sterling Shepard | WR
- Shepard was involved in the animated conversation with Darius Slayton on the sideline.
- No game stats available.
New York Giants
- The Giants suffered a blowout loss to the Cowboys, their sixth loss this season by two touchdowns or more.
- The sideline incidents and frustration are signs of dysfunction that need to be addressed.
Dallas Cowboys
- The Cowboys defeated the Giants 49-17.
- No further information available.