Giants Fall to Packers 27-20 as Late Interception Seals Fifth Straight Loss
Mike Kafka's interim debut ended with another late-game collapse despite New York controlling yards, possession.
Overview
- New York dropped to 2-9 after Green Bay closed out a 27-20 win at a windy MetLife Stadium.
- Jameis Winston’s end-zone throw with 40 seconds left was picked after Jalin Hyatt stopped his route.
- A 35-yard defensive pass interference on Dane Belton set up a third-quarter Packers touchdown that broke a 13-13 tie.
- The Giants outgained Green Bay 336-296 and held the ball for 35:56 yet came away empty on a 16-play drive and later took a fourth-down sack at the 10.
- Mike Kafka said he planned to go for a two-point try on a late score, while RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. led the team with an 86.5 PFF grade and 88 rushing yards.