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Giants lose to Saints as Browns move to top of AFC North
The Giants lost 34-27 to the Saints at home in Week 6, a setback after New York’s promising start to the season.
Quarterback Jameis Winston was replaced by J.J. McCarthy, who threw for 243 yards and a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
The change leaves coach John Harbaugh facing a choice over who starts at quarterback in the games ahead.
Running back Cam Skattebo played only six snaps and had no touches, adding to questions about the Giants’ offense.
Cleveland, meanwhile, won its fourth game to reach a 4-2 record and the top of the AFC North.
The Browns hold tiebreakers over the Steelers and Ravens, who also have 4-2 records, so Cleveland leads the division standings.
The Giants must decide their quarterback plan, while the Browns will try to maintain their position in a tightly contested division.
The supplied articles do not report on the Giants losing to the Saints or the Browns moving to the top of the AFC North.
CBS Sports and ESPN instead discuss NFL Week 6 overreactions, including the Colts’ 26-20 loss to the Titans.
ESPN says the Patriots beat the Jets 26-19 and were 4-2.
The articles do not provide details about the result or standings named in the story headline.
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- The headline names the Giants, Saints and Browns, but the articles do not report on them.
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The Colts lost to the Titans 26-20, according to CBS Sports.
The Patriots beat the Jets 26-19, according to ESPN.
- Titans-Colts score
- Titans 26, Colts 20
- Titans’ first win
- First win of the year
- Patriots-Jets score
- Patriots 26, Jets 19
- Patriots record
- 4-2
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