New York Giants 29, Seattle Seahawks 20

Daniel Jones, Tyrone Tracy Jr. And Darius Slaytonne formed the three-headed offensive dragon for the New York Giants. And Brian Burns, Dexter Lawrence And Kayvon Thibodeaux did so on defense and all excelled in their respective departments with a 29-20 win over the Seattle Seahawks.

The defensive trio combined for 15 quarterback hurries before final review, including six sacks.

Jones, whose final evaluation is also pending, posted his best PFF passing grade since Week 2 of last season (despite missing most of the year due to injury). Rookie Tracy rushed for a career-high 18 carries and passed the century mark on the ground (129 rushing yards). Slayton was Jones' best receiver, catching three of his four contested targets on the day.

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In the meantime, we've collected some general data and snapshots from the game to give you a first look. Our expert evaluators also nominated the outstanding player of the game, highlighting the exceptional performance on the field.

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PLAYER OF THE MATCH

beginning of the 5th week, Deonte Banks had allowed four touchdowns in his coverage, the most in the league, with the fifth-most yards given up (259) and only two forced incompletions.

However, Banks covered the Seahawks' receivers, and In the game alone, he forced three incompletions until the final was reviewed. The second-year cornerback allowed just two catches for 17 yards, which was by far his best coverage performance of the year.

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