Giants' Collapse: Another Blow to Their Season

The Giants' recent game against the Bears was a tough one to watch. They were doing well, leading by a good margin, but then things fell apart.

A Tough Blow for the Giants

Jaxson Dart, the rookie quarterback, had to leave the game after getting a concussion. This left the team with Russell Wilson, who didn't seem to inspire much confidence.

The Bears' Comeback

The Bears made a strong comeback. Caleb Williams, their quarterback, ran for a touchdown with just over a minute left in the game. Before that, he had thrown a touchdown pass to Rome Odunze. It was a tough way to lose, especially after the Giants had been in control for most of the game.

Defensive Struggles

The Giants' defense had been doing well, but they couldn't hold on in the end. They even stopped the Bears on a fourth down play, but it wasn't enough. The Bears drove down the field quickly and scored a touchdown, making the game very tense.

Offensive Missteps

The Giants' offense didn't help either. They had a chance to extend their lead but settled for a field goal. This decision came back to haunt them. The Bears' comeback was fueled by the Giants' mistakes. Wilson, who had been benched earlier in the season, didn't perform well. He threw four straight incompletions at the end of the game, sealing the Giants' fate.

A Franchise-Wide Issue

This loss is part of a bigger problem for the Giants. They've now lost 10 games in a row on the road, tying a franchise record. It's been a tough season for them, and this loss just adds to their struggles. Playing through tough conditions, Dart had a great game for three quarters, but the Giants couldn't hold on to their lead.