New York Giants

In reviewed scoring possessions against Houston, Washington and Arizona, third- or fourth-down conversions kept New York's opportunity alive. Opponent penalties also renewed opportunities against Washington and Arizona.

New York had net-passing advantages over Washington and Arizona despite rushing-yard deficits. Against Houston, the Giants led in both rushing and net passing yards.

Two interceptions gave New York possession against Arizona, but only one ensuing possession produced an immediate touchdown; the other ended in a punt.

New York converted fourth-and-1 against Houston, fourth-and-4 against Washington and third-and-20 against Arizona on possessions that subsequently produced touchdowns.

New York gained more net passing yards than Houston, Washington and Arizona in those three reviewed games.

Against New Orleans, New York committed four turnovers to one while outgaining the Saints 461–319 in a 34–27 loss.

Washington rushed for 202 yards to New York's 103, while Arizona held a 123–87 rushing-yard edge.

Against New Orleans, consecutive false starts changed third-and-8 to third-and-18; a 10-yard completion left fourth-and-8 before a punt.