The New York Giants survived a late rally by the Carolina Panthers to secure a 21-19 victory at MetLife Stadium. The Giants' strong passing game and key defensive plays proved crucial in their hard-fought win.

Despite being out-rushed by the Panthers, the Giants' quarterbacks put on a masterclass. Tommy Taylor, with 90 yards from 9 completions, threw a touchdown pass to Javonta Hyatt, who had four receptions for 35 yards. Backup quarterback Tommy DeVito contributed with 88 yards from 9 completions, while Daniel Jones made his presence felt with a touchdown pass and 69 yards from 8 completions. This impressive passing game provided the winning edge for the Giants.

On the ground, the Giants struggled to match the Panthers' running game. Rhamondre Blackshear led the Panthers with 31 rushing yards and a touchdown, while Chuba Hubbard contributed 30 rushing yards. Still, the Giants' running back Emani Gray managed to find the end zone, adding a touchdown to his 16 yards on the ground.

The Panthers saw a solid performance from quarterback Matt Corral, who threw for 71 yards with a passer rating of 82.5. Jake Luton, who stepped in for a spell, added a touchdown pass and 41 yards. But the Panthers' aerial attack fell short, especially compared to the Giants' trio of quarterbacks.

In the receiving department, the Panthers' Shi Smith was a standout with four catches for 59 yards, while Greg Jennings recorded the lone touchdown reception for the Panthers. For the Giants, Isaiah Hodgins impressed with 45 yards from just two receptions.

The game remained competitive till the final minutes. The Panthers, trailing by two points, launched a desperate final drive, but the Giants' defense held firm. The Panthers were unable to break through for the game-winning score, and the Giants secured a hard-fought victory.

The Giants' defense deserves a lot of credit for this win. They managed to contain the Panthers' rushing attack and limited their passing game. In a closely contested match like this, every stop made by the defense can be the difference between winning and losing.

The Giants will look to build on this victory as they continue their campaign, while the Panthers will be hoping to bounce back in their next game. Both teams showed promise in this contest, and their fans will be optimistic about the rest of the season.