Collins, however, botched up a pair of snaps from Brian Williams, the second of which came with the Giants threatening to tie the game in the fourth quarter. He also coughed up the ball that defensive end Marco Coleman returned 42 yards for a touchdown to give the 'Skins a 20-6 lead on the first play of the final quarter. As for the Big Blue defense, the Redskins didn't come near the 50 points they scored the second week of the season at Giants Stadium. I don't care about the yardage . Stats are for losers.
Points are what win games.
So even though the Giants managed to tighten up in the red zone, the defense didn't do much to help the struggling offense and failed to come up with the big stop at the end of the game. A lot of stuff was going on out there,' said Ellsworth. Sure this might cost me, but you can't go out there and fight 15 people. Granted, a couple of questionable calls went against the Giants, but perhaps the play of both teams simply dragged down the officiating to their level. Graham threw the first of his two interceptions later in the period on a flea-flicker, which was picked off by Darrell Green in the end zone.