With Washington losing to the Seattle Seahawks 20-15 on Sunday afternoon, the New York Giants had a chance to move back into first place in the NFC East if they defeated the Browns in primetime.
But instead, they suffered their second consecutive loss, this time by a score of 20-6.
Many issues affected the Giants on Sunday night, such as a lack of a pass rush, dropped passes, and the wide receivers’ inability to create separation.
But what plagued the Giants more than anything was their lack of inefficiency in the red zone.
The Giants were able to reach that portion of the field on each of their first three drives but came away with just three total points combined.