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Giants What to Watch for Injury Report Last Meeting Notable Moment giants AT WASHINGTON giants-washington series breakdown The Giants face the Washington Football Team for the Series Meetings: 175 second time in three weeks. Giants’ Overall Record: 103-68-4 The teams last met on October 18 in East Rutherford. The Home: 56-29-2 Giants held on for a 20-19 victory in Joe Judge’s first win as Away: 47-39-2 a head coach. With 6:55 remaining, rookie linebacker Tae Crowder scored a touchdown on a 43-yard fumble recovery First Game: Braves 14 vs. Giants 6 (10/9/1932)* which proved to be the deciding score of the game. Washing- Last Game: Giants 20 vs. Washington Football Team 19 ton drove back down the field and scored a touchdown after (10/18/2020) the Crowder score, but was unable to convert a two-point conversion to take the lead. Giants Shutouts: 11; Last: Giants 36 vs. Washington Football Team 0 (10/30/2005) The Giants are aiming for their fifth straight victory over Washington Football Team Shutouts: 5; Last: Wash- Washington. The streak goes to back Week 14 of the 2018 season. ington Football Team 27 vs. Giants 0 (9/17/1979) Giants Total Points: 3,572 Washington Football Team Total Points: 3,138 giants What to watch for Most Points, Giants: 53; Giants 53 vs. Washington •Aim for 9th consecutive game with at least 2.0 sacks. The Football Team 0 (11/27/1966) Giants 20.0 sacks through Week 8 are tied for 7th in the NFL. Most Points, Washington Football Team: 72; Wash- •Aim for 5th consecutive win against Washington. ington Football Team 72 vs. Giants 41 (11/27/1966) •Aim for 6th consecutive game forcing a turnover. Most Points, Both Teams: 113; Washington Football Team 72 vs. Giants 41 (11/27/1966) •Aim for 4th consecutive game holding opposing team under Fewest Points, Both Teams: 0; Giants 0 vs. Washington 100 yards rushing. Football Team 0 (10/23/1932), Giants 0 at Washington •Daniel Jones aims for 4th consecutive win against Football Team 0 (10/1/1939) Washington. In three career starts against Washington, Jones *prior to name change in 1933 is 3-0 with a passer rating of 102.1. •Evan Engram aims for 3rd consecutive game against key connections Washington with at least 5 receptions. • Sterling Shepard aims for 3rd consecutive game against Rookie linebacker Cam Brown is from Washington with at least 70 yards receiving. nearby Burtonsville, Maryland, which •Leonard Williams aims for 2nd consecutive game against is located just 25 minutes from FedEx- Field. Brown also played high school Washington with at least 1.0 sack. football with Washington quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr. injury report GIANTS: RB Devonta Freeman (ankle;out), CB Ryan Lewis Senior Vice President and General Manager (hamstring; Placed on IR). Dave Gettleman was the general man- ager for the Carolina Panthers (2013-17) Washington Football team: T Geron Christian Sr. while Washington Head Coach Ron Rivera (knee;doubtful), WR Dontrelle Inman (hamstring,doubtful) held the same title in Carolina. last meeting notable moment October 18, 2020: Giants 20 vs. Washington Football Team 19 DL B.J. Hill (2014-17) and Washing- Rookie linebacker Tae Crowder returned a Washington ton rookie defensive lineman James fumble 43 yards for the go-ahead touchdown with 6:55 Smith-Williams (2015-19) played remaining in the fourth quarter. together at N.C. State 2020 season rankings NEW YORK GIANTS WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM Total Offense Total Defense 31st, 291.8 4th, 309.1 Passing Offense Passing Defense 28th, 193.3 1st, 185.9 Rushing Offense Rushing Defense 27th, 98.5 17th, 123.3 Scoring Offense Scoring Defense 31st, 18.1 11th, 23.6 Third Down Offense Third Down Defense 19th, 41.6% 15th, 40.4% Total Defense Total Offense 13th, 354.8 30th, 292.7 Passing Defense Passing Offense 23rd, 252.8 29th, 192.6 Rushing Defense Rushing Offense 8th, 102.0 26th, 100.1 Scoring Defense Scoring Offense 14th, 24.9 30th, 19.0 Third Down Defense Third Down Offense 27th, 48.6% T29th, 38.1% Takeaways Giveaways T12th, 10 19th, 10 Giveaways Takeaways T28th, 15 19th, 9 Gallman jr. by the numbers peppers by the numbers Wayne Gallman Jr. aims to score a touchdown Peppers averages 12.5 yards per punt return. He 3 in his 3rd consecutive game. 12.5 is currently 5th in NFL in punt return average. career vs. Washington career vs. washington Games: 6 Games: 2 Rushing Attempts: 57 Total Tackles: 10 Rushing Yards: 226 Passes Defensed: 2 Receptions: 8 Interceptions: 1 Receiving Yards: 61 Interception Touchdowns: 1 Total Touchdowns: 2 career stats career stats Games: 47 Games: 45 Total Tackles: 247 Rushing Attempts: 228 Tackles For Loss: 13 Rushing Yards: 916 Passes Defensed: 16 Receptions: 70 Interceptions: 3 Receiving Yards: 443 Total Touchdowns: 7 Notes In Week 4 last season vs. Washington, Notes Peppers had his first career pick six. He In Week 4 last season vs. Washington, returned an interception 32 yards for a Gallman Jr. went over 100 scrimmage yards touchdown to increase th Giants’ lead to for the first time in his career. He also had a 24-3. The Giants would go on to win by rushing and receiving touchdown. that final score. .
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