Giants clobber the Seahawks 44-6.
Eli Manning was 19-of-25 for 267 yards and 2 TDs.
David Carr was 1-of-1 for 5 yards and 1 TD.
Brandon Jacobs rushed for 136 yards on 15 carries and 2 TDs and caught 1 pass for 9 yards.
Ahmad Bradshaw rushed for 65 yards on 11 carries.
Derrick Ward rushed for 40 yards on 7 carries and caught 2 passes for 10 yards.
Domenik Hixon rushed for 15 yards on 1 carry, and caught 4 passes for 102 yards and 1 TD.
Amani Toomer caught 4 passes for 64 yards.
Sinorice Moss caught 4 passes for 45 yards and 2 TDs.
Steve Smith caught 2 passes for 27 yards
Kevin Boss caught 2 passes for 9 yards.
Mario Manningham caught 1 pass for 6 yards.
Mathias Kiwanuka and Dave Tollefson each had 1 sack.
John Carney kicked 3 field goals of 29, 33, and 14 yards.

Game Notes:
"That was an awesome first half, and you know what? That was an awesome second half too. I don't know where to start. Last year the Giants were exciting to watch on the road, and were not too good at home. This season they seem to be determined to make it up to the paying fans, and they're really delivering. Eli Manning looked like the greatest quarterback who ever played for the Giants and he completed every pass in the first quarter, bringing the Giants to a 14-3 lead. Eli never finished the game, but that was a good thing! By the fourth quarter he had thrown for 267 yards and two touchdowns and with the Giants sitting on a 37-6 lead, Coughlin decided to put David Carr in the game to mop up.
All the players looked up for this game. Plaxico Burress didn't play, but It seemed like every other receiver on the roster got a shot. Sinorice Moss even caught the first two touchdowns of his career, one from Eli Manning and the other from David Carr.
Overall the Giants played great on both offense and defense except for a few penalties, and owned the Seahawks this game. They play at Cleveland next Monday night, but I can't wait to see them play their next game at home against San Francisco."

Game Notes:
"The Giants have moved the ball well on offense so far this season. They just haven't come away with as many points as you'd like to see for their efforts. The Rams were the exception, and Seattle did well against that team as well. Today the Giants made almost every drive count all the way up to the scoreboard. Jeff Feagles played in his 334th game and barely earned his salary, having to punt only twice in this game.
The offensive line managed to keep the Seahawks defense off of Eli Manning with the exception of Patrick Kerney who got to him for a sack and forced a fumble that the Giants recovered. That was pretty good considering that Kerney had a career-high 14 1/2 sacks last season which was the second-best in the NFL. He's still on a tear this year and now has four.
The Seahawks had been good against the run, but they couldn't stop the Giants in the air or on the ground. It looks like Plaxico missed the biggest game of the season, and Eli had all the other receivers feasting in his absence. Maybe he'll look at things a bit differently - at least for the rest of the season, maybe.
Even though the Seahawks scored only 6 points on two drives, Tom Coughlin will be sure to point out that they were assisted by penalties committed by the Giants. That was one of the things he was trying to stress during the bye week.

Early Stats:

Game Stats:

Giants put up 342 yards of offense in the first half, more than any other team this season.

Giants improved on their 4-15 post-bye week record and are now 5-15.

Giants Amani Toomer now has 17 receptions this season, catching up with team leader Plaxico Burress who did not play, but has 18.

Giants Brandon Jacobs 44-yard run was the longest of his career.

Giants Kevin Dockery's third-quarter interception of Matt Hasselbeck was the first all season by a defensive back. He tried to take it back all the way spinning past players for a 44-yard return.

Giants John Carney, filling in for the injured Lawrence Tynes, has hit all twelve of his field goal attempts.

Giants broke the Seahawks 8-0 streak against NFC East opponents that included 3 postseason victories.

Seahawks totaled just 187 yards in offense and were just 1-for-11 on third down.

Seahawks had outscored their opponents 31-10 in the first quarter.
Giants turned the tables today and had them outscored 14-3.

Seahawks have won only one of their last seven games when they have traveled across the country and have lost 8 of their last 11 road games.

Former Giants player and broadcaster Dick Lynch, who died on Sept. 24, was honored in a pre-game ceremony.

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