Giants-Cowboys: New York Wins Wild One Down in Dallas

October 26, 2010   ·   NY Sports Digest   ·   Jump to comments



If there was a game that measured the character of two teams, Monday night’s Giants-Cowboys tilt took the cake.
New York overcame sloppy play and a 13-point deficit to win a high scoring affair 41-35.
Your New York Giants continued two impressive trends: Their winning streak extends to four, while their quarterback knockout count goes to five.
Tony Romo was knocked out of the game early in the second quarter when he was drilled by Michael Boley and slammed onto the Cowboys Stadium turf. Romo landed on his non-throwing shoulder and lay on the turf for several minutes before being taken out of the game and eventually into the locker room.
It was later learned Romo suffered a broken collarbone, and the length of his absence is expected to fall into the “months” category.
Meanwhile, the Giants scored 31 unanswered points to take control of the contest.
“The guard didn’t see me,” Boley said following the game. &ldq...

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