Welcome in everyone to the PFF Daily. I am your host Gordon McGinnis joined today by one of the co-host of the PFF NFL Grid release show and the PFF College show, Dalton

Wasserman. We're going to very quickly in the space of hopefully about 10 minutes break down the Dallas Cowboys 2015 win over the New York Giants on Thursday

night football.

Dalton, just getting straight into the stat that tells the story of the game for me here, I think it's similar to what you're not

is going to be on this, is that Greg Joseph went five for five in field goals.

It's great for Greg Joseph. It's not great for the New York Giants in this game. You can't bring a water pistol to a paint ball fight and that's what the giants did here.

The Cowboys scored fewer times than they did, but theboys come away with a win because two of their

sports are touchdowns.

And for four of those field goals for the giants, the drives are stolen, which is frustrating,

but it's not egregious and you don't really look back on that with

regrets if you're the Giants other than you know being a bit this point you can

continue to move the ball but that decision to kick a 22-yard field goal and make it 14-12 when you had fourth and goal from the three-yard line

That's just that's tough like if you if you go for that and you don't make it Dallas is still pinned back near the

goal instead you kick the field goal you then kick off the Cowboys get the ball

you know they they don't have a tremendous drive they can move the ball

into Giants territory have the holding call that pins them back,

but they have the kicker with the biggest leg in football right now, so they make a 60-yard feel going all of a sudden

you're just back to being down down by five again so that for me told the story and I think your your thought was pretty similar.

Yeah, you know I did I tried to find something else here but to me this this was really about the

Cowboys kind of having a floor of where their football team was at and then the giants

beating themselves right and you know for me no touchdowns is the story for me and I think there's several numbers other

numbers that then then what you just mentioned that tack on to that the Giants

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