By EDUARDO PAZ-MARTINEZ
DALLAS, Texas | No contest. Forty to nothing, or, numerically, 40-0. That was the final score in yesterday's Dallas Cowboys-New York Giants rainy tussle at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Need more football? Yes, but closer, more competitive games would help.
The wimpy Giants had nothing. Whipped on the field of play. Booed and cursed at home.
Rain wasn't the only thing that poured on the Giants Sunday night.
Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Pollard jogged into the endzone on a one-yard touchdown run. Jogged. The scoreboard ballooned to 33-0 in the third quarter at MetLife Stadium.
26-0 at the half.
It ended 40-0.
New York just had no answer offensively, which gave Dallas a perfect platform to capitalize with easy points that increased the gap.
The win keeps Dallas alongside other division winners Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders, all 1-0. New York is the bottom-feeder at 0-1.
It's a very early read, but it says here that Philadelphia is the team to beat for Da Boys this season. The Eagles have the best QB in the division (Jalen Hurts), although that secondary we saw from Dallas last night may be a formidable opponent for the talented Mr. Hurts.
The Giants will spend the rest of the season playing 2nd fiddle in the Big Apple to the New York Jets.
Anachronistic Hippie Aaron Rodgers is their QB...
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Always the hype of early-season wins, but the Boys will choke in November and December. Like clockwork for these guys. I'm not buying into it this year/
ReplyDeleteYou have recent history on your side, commenter. But keep this in mind: Everything is a pendulum swing. Picture that here...
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