Giants win over the Cowboys 29-24.
Eli Manning was 15 of 29 for 192 yards and 1 INT.
Ahmad Bradshaw rushed for 78 yards on 22 carries.
Andre Brown rushed for 21 yards on 3 carries and 1 TD.
David Wilson rushed for 1 yard on 2 carries.
Rueben Randle caught 2 passes for 68 yards.
Hakeem Nicks caught 4 passes for 46 yards.
Martellus Bennett caught 4 passes for 29 yards.
Domenik Hixon caught 3 passes for 26 yards.
Victor Cruz caught 2 passes for 23 yards.
Stevie Brown had 2 interceptions.
Corey Webster had 1 interception.
Jason Pierre-Paul had 1 interception he returned for a touchdown and 1 sack.
Linval Joseph had 2 sacks.
Chris Canty had 1 sack.
Michael Coe and Stevie Brown each had 1 fumble recovery.
Lawrence Tynes kicked 41, 37, 26, 43, and 37 yard field goals.

Game Notes:
"Football is not an exact science. If it was it would be obvious that a team that starts off scoring 23 points to none would obviously go on to slaughter the other team for the rest of the game. I was never good at science and even I knew that was not going to happen. So science be damned. As Giants fans we live in an NFL world of fairy tales and exciting stories where the good guys usually win in the end.
To make that happen, my Giants went on to give up a field goal and three touchdowns so they would be trailing going into the fourth quarter. This set the stage for our good guy, Eli Manning, to once again bring his team from behind in that situation and of course he does, but that story is getting kinda old.
To keep everyone awake, this time we have Eli imprisoned on the bench while the evil quarterback prince, Tony Romo, has a chance to do the same for his fans with 44 seconds left. He, having failed them earlier on with no less than four interceptions, relishes the opportunity with his evil grin. Romo even succeeds in this task with a 37 yard go-ahead touchdown pass to Dez Bryant and truly all seemed to be lost, but Bryant's hand had touched down on some evil white line soil.
The 'watchers in the upper regions' were displeased and that touchdown was negated by all. We happily turned the page, but alas there were still ten seconds left! We're on the edge of our seats as we allow Romo three more opportunities which happily all fall short. So thankfully the Giants 6-2 kingdom was saved at least until the next time we open our book to find the evil Big Ben trying to storm our castle next Sunday. Oh no, what evil will befall us this time?"

Game Notes:
"We were all sneaking peeks at the weather here at home, but the Giants brought some of the storm power with them to Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, at least for the first part of the game where they had them on their heels by scoring five times in a row for a 23-0 lead. The Cowboys came back with a touchdown and field goal to end the half, but with the score 23-10 it looked like the Giants would be able to hold their own.
In the end the Giants offense never seemed to get on track, scoring field goals instead of touchdowns. They managed over 100 yards rushing, but take away two long plays and the average per attempt was not that great. Eli Manning completed just barely over half the passes to his receivers and he hit none for a touchdown and threw one interception.
The defense, despite scoring a touchdown off one of their four interceptions and despite four sacks and a fumble recovery had to work their butts off (the very same ones Jerry Jones had talked about) down to the very last play of the game. Jones wasn't able to watch his team "beat the Giants’ asses", as he had stated but he did work them hard. Overall the Cowboys ran 83 plays against the Giants defense for 434 total yards.
The defense maybe seemed to be good against the run but you have to consider that the Cowboys top running back, DeMarco Murray who burned them last time for 131 yards, was sidelined this game. One thing is for sure, the Giants better watch their behinds when an eager Ben Roethlisberger shows up next week."

Notes:
Giants Eli Manning had a winning drive in either the 4th quarter or OT for the 23nd time.

Giants Eli Manning is 27-6 in October, the best record for of quarterback in the Super Bowl era.

Giants Lawrence Tynes is now the second-leading scorer in Giants history with 535 (113 field goals, 196 extra points).

Giants Jason Pierre-Paul scored on his first career interception.

Giants are still undefeated at Cowboys Stadium. (4-0).

Giants are 6-2 for the sixth time in Tom Coughlin's nine seasons as head coach.

Giants Tom Coughlin has 80 regular-season wins as the head coach - 2nd in team history.

Cowboys Jason Witten broke his own Cowboys team record with 18 catches (167 yards).
They were the most catches by a tight end in NFL history.

Cowboys Stadium record for the home team is 15-12 in its fourth season.

Cowboys had a season-high six turnovers, five of them led to Giants scoring.

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