Giants 44, Seahawks 6
The Giants walloped the Seahawks this Sunday by one of the highest regular season margins. The Giants are looking hot after the first 5 games of the season. Are we looking at another Superbowl berth? If they stay on this course we may very well see that. The New York Times review of the game…
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — With a quarter of their regular season complete, the Super Bowl champion Giants remain undefeated, their latest triumph a remarkably one-sided 44-6 victory against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Giants Stadium.
Few had predicted such a dominant result. Could it be that the Giants’ championship last winter was not a fluke? Might they be as good as or even better than the Dallas Cowboys, the trendy preseason pick as the team to beat in the National Football Conference?
More will be learned as the Giants’ schedule becomes more challenging, with 5 of their final 12 games against rivals, including the Cowboys, from the N.F.C. East, possibly the league’s most competitive division.
But Sunday’s game could have been a difficult one for the Giants. Coming off a bye week, they were without the star wide receiver Plaxico Burress (suspension) and lost Domenik Hixon and Kareem McKenzie in the first half with concussions.
Nevertheless, their margin of victory was their largest in the regular season since a 62-10 victory against Philadelphia on Nov. 26, 1972. This is the first time the Giants have started 4-0 since 1990, when they started 10-0 and won the Super Bowl. Tennessee is the only other undefeated team, improving to 5-0 with a victory against Baltimore. Full story here...
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