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The Giants have an opportunity to win back so much needed respect after their Week 1 loss to the Cowboys.

Coming off a 40-0 shellacking by their NFC East rivals, the Giants can hit the reset button in a matchup with the lowly Cardinals at University of Phoenix Stadium.

Leaving Arizona at 0-2 ahead of a “Thursday Night Football” matchup on short rest would be catastrophic for a team with postseason hopes.


  Daniel Jones and the Giants need to bounce back in a big way against the Cardinals. Bill Kostroun/New York Post Daniel Jones and the Giants need to bounce back in a big way against the Cardinals. Bill Kostroun/New York Post

“In the NFL, when you lose, it’s a long week,’’ safety Jason Pinnock told The Post this week. “We want to prove to the world that’s not the Giants that [lost] Sunday night. The overall morale of the team, we feel good where we’re at. You cannot let Week 1, when everything went wrong, domino into the year. We’ve got two games in 10 days. We blink and we’re 0-3.’’

For quarterback Daniel Jones, the Giants’ $40 million man, and his offensive line, the Arizona duel is an opportunity to get his season on track after a 15-for-28, 104 yard-performance against the Cowboys in which he was sacked seven times.

A bounce-back performance against journeyman Josh Dobbs and the rebuilding, enshrouded-in-drama Cardinals is there for the taking.

Follow along as The Post provides like updates and analysis.

Pregame reading

Daniel Jones makes history

By Jared Schwartz

Daniel Jones made history:

Daniel Jones is the 1st player in @Giants history with 250 Pass yards, 50 Rush yards, 2 Pass TD and a Rush TD in a GAME. He did this in the 2nd HALF. The only other player to do this in a half since 2000 was Michael Vick at Washington in 2010.#NFL

— Boomer Esiason (@7BOOMERESIASON) September 18, 2023

Graham Gano sends message to fans

By Jared Schwartz

Graham Gano, who drilled the game-winning field goal, sent a message to Giants fans on X after the game.

Love this team. Appreciate y’all @Giants fans. Sounded like a home game for us out here today.

Love this team. Appreciate y’all @Giants fans. Sounded like a home game for us out here today. pic.twitter.com/RIRc3oH2QI

— Graham Gano (@GrahamGano) September 18, 2023

Giants had 4.7 percent chance to win

By Jared Schwartz

While trailing 28-14 with 38 seconds left in the third quarter, the Giants had just a 4.7 percent chance to win, according to Next Gen Stats.

Their 24 unanswered points marked the team's largest comeback in the Super Bowl era.

The Giants scored 24 unanswered points to complete the franchise's largest comeback in the Super Bowl era.

The Giants win probability was as low as 4.7% with 38 seconds left in the 3rd quarter (trailing 28-14).#NYGvsAZ | #NYGiantspic.twitter.com/R3TvirFl69

— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) September 17, 2023

Saquon Barkley update

By Jared Schwartz

Saquon Barkley appeared almost despondent in the locker room and did not do any postgame interviews, according to The Post's Ryan Dunleavy.

He got X-Rays on his ankle after the game.

Barkley had to be helped off the field after appearing to have his ankle rolled up on late in the fourth quarter.

He finished with 63 rushing yards and a touchdown and added six receptions for 29 yards and a touchdown through the air as well.

Saquon Barkley went for Xrays om his ankle after the game. He was in the locker room, almost despondent, which stuck out amid the jubilation. Did not do am interview. #Giants

— Ryan Dunleavy (@rydunleavy) September 18, 2023

Brian Daboll speaks after Giants' win

By Jared Schwartz

Hear what Brian Daboll had to say after the Giants' stunning win:

Brian Daboll shares what his confidence level is in his team after today's comeback victory:

"Just believe. You can talk about it until you're blue in the face, but believe. It's got to happen. You have to see the challenges, but the results too." pic.twitter.com/Hgez1VIjhq

— Giants Videos (@SNYGiants) September 17, 2023

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