Giants' struggles against the run get exposed in their loss to the Eagles

Giants' defense getting run off the field by opponents

The Eagles' 276 rushing yards on Sunday were the most by a Giants opponent since November 2014.

Giants’ struggles against the run get exposed in their loss to the Eagles

On the first day of training camp, Dexter Lawrence made it clear a pass rush that looked fearsome on paper would not matter much if the New York Giants could not stop the run.

Giants' struggles against the run get exposed in their loss to the Eagles

The New York Giants' inability to stop the run was a major cause of their 38-20 loss at Philadelphia that dropped them to 2-6.

What we learned from Giants’ Week 8 loss: The glaring deficiency they couldn’t overcome

That thud you heard was the Giants crashing back to earth after soaring so high two weeks ago. Their 38-20 loss to the Eagles in Philadelphia was more the norm in this NFC East series.

Brett Toth Played a Great Game Against the Giants

Amid the hemming and hawing about A.J. Brown and Kevin Patullo, and whether the Eagles were a running or passing team, one of the legitimate concerns was underperformance from the offensive line. This is a unit that has historically been one of the NFL’s best, yet hadn’t played up-to-standard football through seven games. Landon Dickerson wasn’t fully healthy, Tyler Steen was settling in as a starter, and Cam Jurgens and Lane Johnson were and st…