The Giants were their own worst enemy against the Lions, but these three plays in particular certainly gave them a chance at the upset.

The Giants made another move to their staff on Monday following an overtime loss to the Detroit Lions ahead of their game against the Patriots.

Free Press sports writer Dave Birkett grades the Detroit Lions’ performance in their 34-27 overtime win against the New York Giants on Nov. 23.

The Giants (2-10) have lost six games in a row and been saddled with 12 consecutive road defeats, dating to last season. Jake Bates did what most kickers do against the Giants: he drilled a career-long 59-yard field goal with 28 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime.

According to Kafka, some sort of ailment really flared up in the fourth quarter and made the team wary about his usage. But given the deciding touchdown saw Gibbs run right through the heart of the Giants’ D-line, it was even more noticeable.

The New York Giants fell to the Detroit Lions, 34-27, in overtime of Week 12, and WR Wan'Dale Robinson is the Giants Wire Player of the Game.

Alas, it was not enough as the Detroit Lions charged back in the fourth quarter to tie the game 27-27, erasing a 10-point Giants lead, before ultimately snatching the victory from the visiting team on Jahmyr Gibbs’ 69-yard touchdown run for the 34-27 win.

The Lions defeated the Giants in Week 12, and although it was a close game, Aidan Hutchinson has found a silver lining.

President Donald Trump was critical of the New York Giants on Monday for their decision to forgo a late field goal that would have put them up six points.