Giants seal second straight win on Deonte Banks pick-six to beat Cardinals
NEW YORK — Jameis Winston still has his fastball. Defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson showed Sunday that he has one, too. John Harbaugh’s New York Giants won their second straight, 36-24, over the Arizona Cardinals at MetLife Stadium to improve to 3-1. And they did it by attacking on both sides of the ball, culminating in a 98-yard pick-six by corner Deonte Banks of Arizona quarterback Jacoby ...
New York Giants secured their second consecutive victory on Sunday, defeating the Arizona Cardinals with a final score of 36-24 at MetLife Stadium. This win improved New York's record to 3-1, marking the second consecutive game the Giants stopped the opposing team from scoring on the goal line, following a similar performance in the previous week against the Tennessee Titans.
Corner Deonte Banks played a pivotal role in the Giants' victory, as he intercepted Arizona quarterback Jacoby Brissett in the final moments of the game, resulting in a 98-yard touchdown. Despite an early 14-3 deficit, the Giants managed to rally and secure a 19-17 halftime lead. However, Winston's early interception should have given the Giants a 22-14 halftime advantage.
The Giants defense was surprisingly effective, blitzing Brissett 53.8% of the time and pressuring him on 38.5% of his throws.
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