It took a circus catch off a deflection by Troy Franklin in the back of the end zone for the Broncos to cut their early fourth-quarter deficit to 19-8. It seemed that wouldn’t matter when the Giants leveled it out with their own tipped-pass lucky touchdown — a 41-yarder by Johnson.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll threw his support behind CB Deonte Banks, saying they trust him and whoever is on the field.

Once the dust settles after the Giants’ inconceivable fourth-quarter collapse against the Denver Broncos, the number that will live on in infamy is 1,602. But somehow 1,602 doesn’t even capture

The Giants had the biggest game of their season won. Until they didn't. And a game-winning field goal for Denver sent them home with a brutal defeat.

The Broncos went from being shut out for three quarters to scoring 33 in the fourth for a comeback win over the Giants that won't soon be forgotten.

Darius Slayton and Jaylin Hyatt are now a major part of the passing game with Malik Nabers out for the season.

Zoltan Buday of PFF ranks the Giants’ offensive line 19th headed into Week 7, one spot up from their Week 6 ranking. Buday notes the Giants have been steadily improving throughout the season.

New York Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas went through his first full game last week since suffering a Week 6 Lisfranc injury last season. And in some much-needed good news for a Giants team that just lost receiver Malik Naber to a season-ending ACL tear ...

Check out the injury report for the Carolina Panthers (3-3), which currently includes 10 players, as the Panthers ready for their matchup against the New York Jets (0-6) at MetLife Stadium, on Sunday,