Cowboys maintain dominance over Giants after intercepting last-second Hail Mary..

 

The Cowboys-Giants rivalry continues to heavily favor America's Team, as the reigning NFC East champions secured their seventh consecutive victory against Big Blue, winning 20-15 in New Jersey on Thursday.

The Giants opened the scoring with a field goal, but Dallas responded swiftly with a Rico Dowdle touchdown—following a waived holding penalty—and then a long touchdown by CeeDee Lamb. Despite two more field goals by the Giants, they entered halftime trailing 14-9.

The Giants began the second half with a promising drive but had to settle for another field goal, making it their fourth of the night. Brandon Aubrey quickly answered for Dallas with a 60-yard field goal, extending the Cowboys' lead to five points.

Although Greg Joseph added a fifth field goal for the Giants early in the fourth quarter, Aubrey's next field goal made it 20-15 with less than seven minutes to play.

On 4th and 6, Daniel Jones targeted Malik Nabers for the 15th time in the game, but Nabers couldn’t secure the catch. To make matters worse, he sustained a concussion on the play. After a missed 51-yard field goal by Aubrey, the Giants had one final chance with only 28 seconds remaining. However, Jones' Hail Mary was intercepted, sealing the Cowboys' victory.

This marks Dallas' seventh straight win over New York, their 14th in the last 15 games, and 19th in their last 23 matchups. For Dallas, it ended a two-game losing streak, while the Giants have now lost three of their first four games this season.

Despite entering Thursday with the league's worst run defense, Dallas limited Devin Singletary to just 24 rushing yards. Nabers' 12 receptions for 115 yards led all receivers, but Lamb's 7 catches for 98 yards and a touchdown highlighted the winning effort.

Dak Prescott finished 22-for-27 with 221 passing yards, while Jones completed 29 of ...