Cowboys 49, Giants 21, and it was not that close. Dak Prescott did the damage for Cowboys — 14/23, 259 yards, 5 TD. CeeDee Lamb did the catching for Cowboys — 4 catches, 108 yards, 3 TD. Total yards: Cowboys 413, Giants 295.

Ethan Price: "New York got run over before they could establish anything—28 yards on the ground, and when you're forced to pass 81% of the time against Jalen Carter living in your backfield with 3 sacks, you're already dead. Philadelphia's margin sits at 18.9 points, which is what happens when one team has an actual ground game and the other doesn't." Priya Sable: "New York's season comes down to other people now. The G-Men managed 28 rushing yards against a Philadelphia defense that looked like a playoff team already—they can't lean on that formula in a win-or-go-home game, and whoever they face next will smell blood in the water."

Eagles were never troubled, putting Giants away 35-7. Jalen Carter got after the quarterback for Eagles — 3 sacks. Saquon Barkley carried the load for Eagles — 15 carries, 152 yards, 1 TD. Make it 5 consecutive games past 100 for Saquon Barkley. On the ground: Eagles 239, Giants 28.

Titans 20, Giants 17. Nobody watching sat down. Nick Singleton did the work on the ground for Titans — 17 carries, 150 yards, 1 TD. Theo Johnson was the target for Giants — 3 catches, 75 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Total yards: Titans 367, Giants 214.

Daniel Keller: "Dart threw 5 touchdowns on 20 completions while Cleveland managed 121 passing yards—that asymmetry was the whole game, and it wasn't close." Nicole Santos: "The Giants got away with letting Cleveland put up 69% pass plays and still win by 19. New York's defense didn't need to stop much when Dart was throwing 5 touchdowns—but that's a scheme that doesn't hold up against anybody competent."

Giants beat Browns 33-14 in Week 15 behind Jaxson Dart's 5 touchdown passes. Dart finished 20 of 27 for 264 yards, and Isaiah Likely caught 7 for 112 yards and a touchdown as New York's passing game dominated Cleveland's defense 264 to 121 through the air. The Giants outgained the Browns 312 to 179 total yards, turning the ball over just once compared to Cleveland's 2 giveaways.

Saints took the ball away and took the game with it, 52-42. Tyler Shough threw for Saints — 15/27, 429 yards, 5 TD, 1 INT. Oscar Delp moved the ball for Saints — 12 catches, 345 yards, 5 TD. Oscar Delp has now cleared 100 receiving yards in 3 in a row. Total yards: Saints 500, Giants 365.

The Giants got run off the field, 71-26, and the diagnosis is clear: Jaxson Dart threw 5 interceptions and New York coughed up the ball 5 times total, which is simply unplayable football. Brock Purdy went 15 for 22 for 437 yards and 8 touchdowns, with Ricky Pearsall catching 4 passes for 172 yards and 2 scores, and San Francisco's offense was operating at a level the G-Men couldn't match in any phase. The Giants were outgained 505 to 392 and passed 67 percent of the time, 10 points above their season average, which means they were chasing the game early and never got out of it. New York needs to fix ball security and quarterback decision-making or this season keeps spiraling from 5-7.