Grading the Giants’ 31-7 divisional round playoff loss to the Eagles on Saturday.
This looks a whole lot different when it is the rugged Eagles and not the lame Vikings out there trying to stop you. There was nothing going on all night. Daniel Jones never had a chance. Jones was sacked five times and was baited and beaten by CB James Bradberry for a second-quarter interception. He ran six times for 24 yards. Saquon Barkley was no factor — he had 7 rushing yards at halftime. Total of 227 yards was uninspiring.
Xavier McKinney slipped on a key third down on the first series, allowing TE Dallas Goedert to run free on a 16-yard TD catch and run. McKinney had a sack and forced fumble on Hurts in the third quarter. ILB Jarrad Davis was called for an unnecessary roughing penalty for hitting Gainwell after an incomplete pass. Bad ending.Gary Brightwell returned the first two kickoffs 22 yards apiece and opened the second half with a 28-yard return.
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