The New York Giants loss on Sunday to the Arizona Cardinals elucidated an unfortunate reality; with 10 days to prepare for a Cardinals team that was traveling from the West Coast to the East Coast for a 1 p.m. ET start, the Giants allowed two first-quarter rushing touchdowns to Chase Edmonds, which dug the team into an ugly hole. The Giants won the time of possession battle, had more first downs, total yards, and held star rookie sensation Kyler Murray to 104 passing yards, while home favorites with extended rest, yet came up winless, due to countless penalties, three turnovers, miscommunications along the offensive line, and poor in-game management by coach Pat Shurmur.
Film study: Why the Giants spent so much time chasing Chase Edmonds
