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Five weeks after Washington squandered a 14-point fourth-quarter lead in a 27-27 tie, the Commanders return to MetLife Stadium looking to end Big Blue’s surprising ascent atop the NFC East.
The Giants are laying just 1.5 points despite winning five games, but their narrow victories warrant some caution: only one win has come by double digits this season.
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What our Post expert thinks about Giants vs. Commanders
Washington actually outgained New York 6.3 to 4.9 yards per play in their first meeting, suggesting the Commanders were considerably more effective at moving the ball than the final score indicated.
The Giants have forced three-and-outs on 34.8 percent of opposing drives, the highest single-season rate by any NFL defense since at least 2016.
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