Giants-Broncos, Week 7 live updates: Track , discuss the game with us

Final score

Will Lutz 39-yard field goal as time expires gives Denver a 33-32 victory. Giants fall to 2-5 in stunning fashion. Full recap to come.

Fourth quarter

Jude McAtamney missed extra point could easily cost the Giants this game.

Broncos take first lead.

Denver cashes in.

Yikes!!

Dart was trying to hit Theo Johnson, but had his legs wrapped up and threw a bad ball. Now, the Giants are reeling some and trying to hang on.

Giants 26, Denver 16

Well, a little pay back and the Giants lead 26-8

Giants 19, Denver 8, 14:08 to play

Third quarter: Giants 19, Broncos 0

Five straight quarters of shutout football for the Giants defense.

Giants 19, Broncos 0

I’m 65 and I might have scored with this hole.

Adebo injury

Second quarter: Giants 13, Broncos 0

Halftime stats:

It’s a Belton Bomb!

Holland hurt.

Because this is fun to look at.

Giants 13, Broncos 0

First quarter: Giants 7, Broncos 0

Giants 7, Broncos 0

Daniel Bellinger clears concussion protocol.

No first-drive TD for Giants this time.

Follow and discuss all of the action right here as the New York Giants face the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High (4:05 p.m. ET/CBS).

The 2-4 Giants will be seeking their third victory in four games with Jaxson Dart at quarterback as they try to recover from an 0-3 start.

This will be an emotional day for the 4-2 Broncos.

The Giants will be without wide receiver Darius Slayton (hamstring) and John Michael Schmitz (concussion). They are also, of course, without wide receiver Malik Nabers. He is out for the season with a torn ACL.

FanDuel Sportsbook currently lists the Giants as 8.5-point underdogs.

To win on Sunday, the Giants will have to navigate one of the NFL’s premier defenses.

“They’re as good as it gets right now,” said Giants head coach Brian Daboll.

“Pressuring the quarterback, first in the red zone, first and third down, can play a variety of things. There are a lot of really good players. One of the best defenses in the league, coached well, and tough to block. Just held a team to under 90 yards of offense. So, tremendous challenge with that defense.”

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