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Giants 35, Cowboys 14: Brad Johnson Is Not Very Good at the Quarterback Position

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See that picture to the right? That is Justin Tuck, and he is placed gingerly on top of Dallas quarterback Brad Johnson. If you watched the Giants beating today, you probably understand why this was the picture we picked.

Basically Wade Phillips, Jerry Jones and company are in serious trouble. Dallas looked as bad as the Giants looked good.

While Eli Manning and company were doing what they do, the Cowboys were throwing interceptions, fumbling the football and allowing guys like Brandon Jacobs and Derrick Ward to run all over them. If it wasn't for a second quarter interception by Mike Jenkins of the Cowboys, this game might have been called for the mercy rule.

While the quarterback position is a serious problem for Dallas, it appears the woes are deeper than that.

Marion Barber, who averaged a pitiful 2.8 yards per carry, bounced outside all day, which would have been a good idea if two or three Giants weren't sitting there waiting for him.

The Giants defense outperformed the Cowboys O-line like USC playing Washington.

While the Cowboys have basically zero good things to talk about from this game, they have a lot to look forward to after this game. The bye week couldn't be better if it was six winning Powerball numbers for Dallas, who quickly went from the best team in the league to last in their division.

It obviously wasn't all Dallas problems. Manning threw three touchdowns on a day he didn't have his best stuff. Jacobs looked like the beast he has quickly become at running back. Tuck has 2.5 sacks and Corey Webster was twice on the other end of a bad pass from one of the Dallas quarterbacks.

New York is now 7-1 and the best team in the NFC. I guess when looking at the Tony Romo injury, you could simply say one man's trash is another man's treasure. The Giants will surely take it.

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