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The final game of the season was a rivalry game. In what has been a rollercoaster season for the Dallas Cowboys, the game at MetLife Stadium was on the down side. The offense struggled, the defense did nothing, and the New York Giants had their way in an easy win . Here’s how social media reacted to the game as it unfolded.
Someone tell Jerry to get Jadeveon Clowney back here next season.
The offense comes out with a new offensive line shift.
Dak Prescott bobbles the snap and we have our first turnover of the day.
Defense keeps the Giants to a field goal after the fumble.
Jaydon Blue shows speed and explosion on a massive chunk running play to get down in redzone.
The offense fails to get the ball in and settles for a Brandon Aubrey field goal.
Clowney just playing the whole defense for Dallas this week. He gets in for the first sack of the day.
Drive ends with a field goal for the Giants.
A huge return by KaVontae Turpin. For a second it didn’t look like he would get caught. It’s amazing he did.
Jaydon Blue gets his first NFL touchdown
Dallas hold the Giants to another field goal.
Cowboys go for it on fourth down in the Giants redzone and fail to convert.
Injury update.
Donovan Ezeiruaku gets the sack but a holding call negates it.
Kenneth Murray with a ridiculous penalty helps the Giants.
Just when Cowboys fans opinion on the defense couldn’t get any lower…
The second half starts and Dak is hitting the locker room. Joe Milton is in.
And what a year it was for Dak
Giants extend the score.
After the score we get every flag thrown as a fight breaks out.
Cowboys starters begin to get an early finish.
Who’s mostly to blame here?
After falling short on offense Aubrey comes on and misses the field goal.
Clowney has been the only bright spot today.
Phil Mafah gets his first NFL touchdown
Giants get another field goal.
Clowney again, shame the rest of the defense couldn’t follow suit.
Milton throws an interception. Giants drive downfield. Ends in a touchdown. That’s curtains closed on the Cowboys season.
