Sunday's game between the New York Giants and Washington Commanders was a tale of two kickers. The Commanders had an exceptional day as far as their kicker was concerned -- Austin

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New York Giants receiver Malik Nabers caught ten passes for 127 yards and a TD but also had a key fourth-down drop as the Washington Commanders used a last-seco

Starting 0-2 is not a good omen for the New York Giants. That's what they are following Sunday's 21-18 last-second loss to Washington.

The Giants didn’t have a kicking alternative and managed only 18 points on three touchdowns after Graham Gano’s injury on the opening kickoff of Sunday’s loss to the Commanders.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll took the podium following a humiliating 21-18 loss to the Washington Commanders on Sunday and it was immediately evident he was in a foul mood. Moments earlier,

Jamie Gillan was pressed into emergency place-kicking duties, but after hooking a PAT wide right, that was the end. Speaking of Gillan, he had two punts for 87 yards, a 43.5 average, but the net was 31.5. It's not great on the part of his coverage. The Giants had no punt returns this week, while their kickoff returns went for 26 yards on the day.

Kicker Austin Seibert made all seven field goals to lift Washington past the New York Giants, 21-18, on an otherwise bumpy afternoon for the Commanders.

The New York Giants snatched defeat from the jaws of victory on Sunday, falling to the Washington Commanders, 21-18, at Nor