The New York Giants faced a disappointing 34-7 defeat against the Atlanta Falcons, with head coach Brian Daboll's decision to start Drew Lock backfiring. Lock threw two critical Pick-6s, and the offense struggled with penalties, including five on their final drive alone.

Despite a few good plays from defenders and special teams, the Giants' performance was marred by repeated mistakes and a lack of offensive production, raising questions about the coaching and roster decisions moving forward.

Eric Gray, the New York Giants' kickoff returner, has shown significant improvement in his role this season compared to last year. After averaging just 58 yards on four returns last season, he has now accumulated 517 yards on 20 returns, ranking him fourth in the league.

Despite some fumbling issues, including a lost fumble on a kickoff against the Browns, Giants special teams coordinator Michael Ghobrial praised Gray's ability to create advantageous starting positions for the offense. The team is working on drills to help him improve his ball security.

The New York Giants faced a disappointing 27-20 defeat against the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving, marking their elimination from playoff contention and pushing their losses to double digits this season.

Key mistakes, including two turnovers leading to 14 points for the Cowboys and a lack of efficiency on third downs, plagued the Giants. The offensive line struggled significantly, allowing six sacks while the defense failed to record any sacks.

Despite some bright spots, such as effective red-zone performance and a few standout plays, the Giants' discipline issues and missed tackles continue to hinder their progress.

The Dallas Cowboys are facing significant challenges in their secondary as they head into their Thanksgiving Day matchup against the New York Giants. Following the season-ending injury to Markquese Bell and the ongoing recovery of Trevon Diggs, the team has now lost Juanyeh Thomas to a serious knee injury.

Thomas, an undrafted free agent from Georgia Tech, has become an essential player on special teams, notably returning an onside kick for a touchdown earlier this season. His absence leaves the Cowboys relying on Malik Hooker, Donovan Wilson, and Israel Mukuamu to fill the void.

The New York Giants will be missing rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers for their Week 6 game against the Cincinnati Bengals due to a concussion. Head coach Brian Daboll confirmed that Nabers, who has been a standout player for the team, will not participate as he continues to recover.

Nabers has been a key contributor, leading the Giants in receiving yards with 386 and scoring three touchdowns in the first four games. In his absence, players like Darius Slayton, Eric Gray, and Wan'Dale Robinson will need to step up as the Giants aim for their first .500 record of the season.