Ethan Price: "Dart threw for 510 yards and 7 touchdowns while the Giants ran for 11 total yards and still won by 15—this was a passing clinic where Miami's 169 ground yards meant nothing because New York simply decided the game would be decided in the air and executed that plan without friction." Jeff Epstein: "The Giants are locked in at 2 seed and division winner at 10-3, which means this scoreline against a 1-11 team isn't a referendum—it's a blueprint they'll need to remember when the playoffs arrive and Malik Nabers can't find 178 yards against a secondary that knows his name."

49-34, and neither defence wants to watch it back. Jaxson Dart was steady for Giants — 20/33, 510 yards, 7 TD, 1 INT. Malik Nabers was the target for Giants — 4 catches, 178 yards, 3 TD. Make it 3 consecutive games past 250 for Jaxson Dart. Through the air: Giants 510, Dolphins 122.

Commanders had no answer. Giants took it 38-17. Malik Nabers was the target for Giants — 7 catches, 83 yards, 1 TD. Cam Skattebo did the work on the ground for Giants — 22 carries, 108 yards. Jaxson Dart is still searching for it — 228 passing yards a game across his last three, against an average of 316. Total yards: Giants 394, Commanders 291.

Luca Santana: "The Giants' ground game—156 yards and 2 touchdowns from Skattebo on 22 carries—gave Carolina no chance to keep pace; when one team runs through you like that, the other team's pass rush becomes a sideshow." Ava Collins: "Carolina's defense gave up 264 passing yards and 4 touchdown passes to Dart, but the real problem was that the Panthers couldn't stay on the field—they went 1-for-1 in turnovers while New York went 0-for-1, and when you're asking your defense to stop a 9-3 team with the league's third-best point differential, you need more than just not beating yourself."

Giants 49, Panthers 7, and it was not that close. Jaxson Dart did the damage for Giants — 20/25, 264 yards, 4 TD. Cam Skattebo ran it for Giants — 22 carries, 156 yards, 2 TD. Make it 4 consecutive games past 250 for Jaxson Dart. Total yards: Giants 504, Panthers 266.

Jeff Epstein: "Dallas coughed it up 4 times and still nearly stole it—that's the difference between 27 and 34, and the reason the Giants are built different than a team that bleeds possessions away." Jordan Hayes: "Dallas outgained New York by 55 yards and still lost by 7—that's what 4 turnovers does to a team with enough talent to win. The Cowboys have to stop beating themselves."

The Giants beat Dallas 34-27 in Week 11, improving to 9-2 behind Jaxson Dart's 4 touchdown passes and Malik Nabers catching 8 balls for 144 yards and 3 scores. Joe Milton kept the Cowboys close with 307 yards and 2 touchdowns, but Dallas couldn't overcome 4 turnovers to New York's 2, the deciding difference in a game where the Cowboys actually out-gained the Giants 454 to 399.

64 points, and Giants had more of them, 34-30. Jaxson Dart did the damage for Giants — 22/34, 334 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. Patrick Mahomes threw for Chiefs — 25/46, 274 yards, 2 TD — in a losing effort. Make it 9 consecutive games past 250 for Jaxson Dart. Total yards: Giants 424, Chiefs 340.