Members of the Denver Broncos defense reignited trash talk and mockery of the New York Giants following their Week 7 home victory.

The Broncos won that battle overall, holding the Giants to 119 yards on the ground on 32 attempts for an average of 3.7 yards per. That included a 31-yard touchdown scamper by Tyrone Tracy Jr. Take that away, and the Giants only gained 88 yards on 31 carries, or 2.8 yards per attempt.

Russell Wilson fired back at Sean Payton on social media Tuesday (Oct. 21), a little under 48 hours since the Denver Broncos’ coach took a swipe at the New York Giants’ backup quarterback who lost his starting job to rookie Jaxson Dart following an 0-3 start.

Black, a seventh round pick by the Giants in the 2025 NFL Draft, chose to join the New York Jets practice squad when the Giants waived him during cuts to the 53-man roster rather than rejoin the Giants on their practice squad.

Jaxson Dart has experienced an epic loss as the Denver Broncos completed a historic comeback against the New York Giants.

The New York Giants are cursed by kickers, both their own and opponents, often aided by blundering personnel decisions that cost the team wins.

The New York Giants traveled to Mile High to face the Denver Broncos in what many thought would be a one-sided affair. The Giants took Denver by surprise quickly, by putting up 19 points in the first half and completely shutting down the Broncos’ offense.

Nick Sirianni provided little to no update on Cam Jurgens, which sounded like he will miss Sunday's rematch against the New York Giants.

Like this week, when the defense collapsed worse than a house of cards on a windy day. The Giants allowed Denver over 270 yards of offense and 33 points, all in the fourth quarter, basically gift-wrapping a game that they should have won and handing it to the Broncos on a silver platter.