Giants @ Commanders: It Can't Get Much Worse for the Giants
Setting records is usually a good thing. Unless you're the New York Giants. On Sunday, the G-Men found themselves on the wrong side of history, becoming the first team in NFL history to score three touchdowns, hold their opponent to zero touchdowns, and still lose. They are partially to blame after adding kicker Graham Gano to the injury report on Saturday, failing to elevate a kicker from the practice squad, just for Gano to get hurt during the game. It left them without a kicker and just 18 points on three touchdowns after failing a PAT and a pair of two-point conversions. Seven field goals from Washington's Austin Seibert later, and the Giants invent a new way to lose in the National Football League. Go figure.
