From California Post · · 1m 30s
Stafford calls Giants 'dangerous' ahead of Monday Night clash
The Rams QB praised New York's young talent after their upset win over Dallas in Week 1.
In brief
The Rams QB praised New York's young talent after their upset win over Dallas in Week 1. The Giants' revamped defense and young offense impressed the reigning MVP after their 28-20 upset of the Cowboys. Originally reported by California Post.
Giants catch Stafford's attention
After the Giants beat Dallas 28-20 on Sunday night, Rams QB Matthew Stafford called them a "dangerous" team ahead of their Week 2 Monday Night Football matchup.
“I thought the Giants did a heck of a job the other night”
Rams coming off ugly loss
Stafford's Rams suffered a 27-7 Week 1 defeat to the 49ers in Melbourne, Australia. He watched the Giants game to support his brother-in-law, their WR coach Chad Hall.
Pass rush dominated without sacks
The Giants' defense held Dak Prescott to just 175 passing yards despite not recording a single sack. The young unit is led by veterans Brian Burns and Tremain Edmunds.
Young stars making their mark
Promising rookies Abdul Carter and Arvelle Reese are already making their presence felt on the revamped Giants defense alongside the veteran leadership.
Dart impresses in second year
Quarterback Jaxson Dart completed 23 of 29 passes for 230 yards and 3 touchdowns. Stafford praised how he "played within himself" and "made some plays with his feet."
“The young quarterback, Jaxson Dart, I thought played really well, played within himself, made some plays with his feet”
Offensive weapons look refreshed
Running back Cam Skattebo rushed for 81 yards and a TD while receiver Malik Nabers had six catches for 69 yards, both bouncing back from season-ending injuries last year.
What to remember
The Giants' revamped defense and young offense impressed the reigning MVP after their 28-20 upset of the Cowboys.
