The New York Giants suffered a 49-17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, their sixth loss this season by two touchdowns or more. Players expressed frustration on the sideline, with running back Saquon Barkley and wide receivers Darius Slayton and Sterling Shepard engaging in animated conversations with coaches. Despite the frustration, Barkley downplayed the incidents, stating that it's part of football and that they need to focus on the next game. Coach Brian Daboll also downplayed the sideline incidents and took responsibility for the team's performance.

The New York Giants have signed wide receiver and returner Gunner Olszewski to their practice squad. Olszewski, who was an All-Pro with the New England Patriots in 2020, was recently released by the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Giants have struggled with punt returns this season, with rookie Eric Gray muffing his third kick in Sunday's game. The opportunity for Olszewski to play in a game with the Giants could come quickly.

The New York Giants are content with flying under the radar while the New York Jets and the Aaron Rodgers hype dominate the headlines. The Giants are focused on winning and proving that last season was not a fluke. They are preparing for their season opener against the Dallas Cowboys, a team they were swept by last year. The Giants have a healthy roster and have added improved weapons, with their ultimate goal being to put up a championship banner.

New York Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard, who is coming off consecutive serious Achilles and ACL tears, has shown that he still has his agility and explosiveness during training camp. Despite back-to-back major injuries, Shepard has impressed his teammates and coaches with his quickness and explosion. He has made the Giants' 53-man roster and is expected to play a significant role this season, both inside and outside. Shepard's determination and positive mindset have helped him overcome his injuries and get back to playing at a high level.