Giants edge Browns 21-15 with Malik Nabers’ 2 TDs

On Sunday, the New York Giants faced the Cleveland Browns in a tightly contested game, ultimately winning 21-15. Daniel Jones led the Giants, completing 24 of 34 passes for 236 yards, including two touchdown passes to rookie Malik Nabers. Nabers, who had an impressive performance with eight catches for 78 yards, made history by becoming the youngest wide receiver in NFL history to achieve two touchdown receptions in a game at just 21 years old. The game started poorly for the Giants, who found themselves down 7-0 just 11 seconds in due to a fumble on the opening kickoff. However, they quickly regained control, dominating the first half with a balanced offensive strategy that kept the Browns' defense guessing. Jones's first touchdown pass capped a lengthy 14-play drive, showcasing the Giants' ability to mix runs and passes effectively. Defensively, the Giants were relentless, sacking Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson eight times throughout the game. The Giants' defense played a crucial role in maintaining their lead, stopping the Browns on two critical fourth-down attempts in the final minutes. Despite Watson's efforts, including a touchdown pass to Amari Cooper, the Browns struggled with injuries to key players, including their starting left tackle and right guard. The victory marked a significant turnaround for the Giants after a disappointing loss the previous week. Coach Brian Daboll faced criticism following that game, but this win against a banged-up Browns team provided a much-needed boost for the Giants as they look to improve their season record.