The Giants controlled the clock. They committed their fewest penalties of the season. They punted once. They didn’t miss a kick. They didn’t surrender a second-half touchdown. And they enjoyed another incredible performance from star rookie Malik Nabers.

They couldn’t ask for much more — <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/09/27/sports/giants-wasted-perfect-chance-to-topple-vulnerable-cowboys/">just more than they could give</a>.

For the second time in the season’s first four weeks, the Giants failed to reach the end zone, allowing the Cowboys to leave MetLife Stadium on Thursday night <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/09/26/sports/giants-latest-loss-to-cowboys-comes-with-malik-nabers-concussion-scare/">with a 20-15 win</a>.

It was the Cowboys’ seventh straight win over their rival, as well as Dak Prescott’s 13th straight win against the Giants, which is tied for the second-longest streak by a quarterback against an opponent in NFL history.

For the second time in the season’s first four weeks, the Giants failed to reach the end zone, allowing the Cowboys to leave MetLife Stadium with a win.{ai:summary}<p>The Giants played a strong game with few penalties, effective clock management, and a standout performance from rookie Malik Nabers. However, they failed to score a touchdown for the second time this season, resulting in a 20-15 loss to the Cowboys.</p><p>This defeat marks the Cowboys' seventh consecutive victory over the Giants and Dak Prescott's 13th straight win against them. #sports</p>

The Giants were only good enough to make their latest Cowboys loss really hurt

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