Giants come up with a cranker on the return of Daniel Jones, dominated by the Cardinal

The favor of the New York Giants at the top of the NFC East with four consecutive victories disappeared quickly on Sunday afternoon.

The Giants and their attacks lost to Arizona Cardinals (7-6) 26-7 as Daniel Jones, who missed a match due to a hamstring injury, returned to the fold below the center, dropping to 5-8 during the season. It was. ..

Jones was fired six times behind an attack line dominated by Arizona’s Pass Rush, but was uncomfortable returning to action as he was limited to just 127 yards on an 11-of-21 pass. Jones was fired at least four times in his tenth career game, including two on his last drive in the afternoon of the second half of the fourth quarter. As a result, Jones dragged off the field. Veteran backup Colt McCoy finished the game and the results were out of reach.

Cardinal’s defensive end, Harson Redick, occupies five of Arizona’s eight sack (three for Jones and two for McCoy), adjusting the pace of the impressive defensive end and outputting during the season. Was quintupled from the 14th week to the 10th week.

The Giants invested only 159 yards that day, including two turnovers that constantly exposed their defenses as Kyler Murray and Arizona raised 394 yards in the afternoon. While the Giants looked at the ball 15 minutes less, they held the ball for 36:10 and also dominated the possession time.

His series of games without turnover ended on the opening drive when he was stripsacked by former Giant Marcus Golden, who returned to New York’s 9-yard line.

However, as was often the case during the winning streak, the Giants’ defense grew and forced a turnover when the Cardinals aimed for it with a fourth goal from James Bradley’s 1-yard line. Split the path behind the zone.

It was just the beginning of the ugly half of the Giants’ attack, with a total of 58 yards and four first downs in the opening 30 minutes.

The New York defense held the Cardinals again in the Giants’ red zone on the visitor’s next drive, but chose to knock on a 34-yard field goal to start scoring and score three points. ..

Jones looked pretty rusty, even though he missed just one game. The Giants couldn’t respond to the Cardinal’s aggressive defenses, and after Jones’ fumble, punted on three drives, with a total of 36 yards of attack. Fortunately for them, the defense ensured they wouldn’t get out of it and gave them another field goal of tracking 6-0 in the middle of the second quarter.

However, Dion Lewis made life in the Giants’ defense more difficult and groped for subsequent kick-offs, giving the Cardinals ownership just 21 yards from Paidart.

When Cardinals’ tight end Dan Arnold pulled Murray’s dime from a distance of 7 yards behind the end zone, they eventually broke 6:53 to 13-0 behind the end zone. I did. Half scoreline.

Arizona punched the Giants in his mouth to start the second half and extended the lead to 20. Kenyan Drake punched and scored one yard, bringing him to 77 yards in 11 plays.

The Giants turned to Wayne Galman on their first ownership in the third quarter to pass Midfield for the first time on Sunday, winning 26 yards on three consecutive calls. Following the completion of 39 yards to Golden Tate, which took the Giants within a yard of the end zone, Garman slammed it home for the first point in New York in the afternoon.

That scoring drive alone was 17 yards more than the overall output of the first half of the offense, but responded with three outs on the only other drive in the quarter.

The Cardinals extended their lead to 16 and Mike Nugent’s third field goal of the day went up to 23-7 at 12:38 to join the game.

Head coach Joe Judge unplugs and goes with McCoy on quarterback days, especially after the ugly Giants drive deep into their territory and Jones is fired twice with about five minutes remaining. I chose.

However, the veteran’s backup didn’t reach before Mike Nugent scored the fourth field goal of the day, making the game three-ownership within the remaining three minutes.

He encountered the same fate that Jones did most of the day and was fired twice by Reddick, including a lost fumble just inside the two-minute warning.