Daniel Jones, Tyrone Tracy Jr. And Darius Slaytons formed the three-headed attack dragon for the New York Giants. And Brian Brands, Dexter Laurens And Kayvon Thibodeaux did so on the defensive end, with each excelling in their respective departments in a 29-20 win over the Seattle Seahawks.

The defensive trio, pending final assessments, combined for 15 quarterback pressures, including six sacks.

Jones, also pending final ratings, earned his best PFF grade since Week 2 of last season (although he missed most of the year due to injury). The rookie Tracy racked up a career-high 18 carries and surpassed the century mark (129 rushing yards) on the ground. Slayton was Jones’ top receiver, catching three of his four contested targets that day.

The dedicated team of PFF evaluators were hard at work, analyzing every player on every play in real time. The numbers and data will be available tomorrow at noon EST after a thorough review.

In the meantime, we’ve collected some high-level data and short counts from the game to give you a first impression. Our expert judges have also nominated the game’s standout player, highlighting exceptional performances on the pitch.

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PLAYER OF THE GAME

Starting week 5, Deonte Banks had allowed a career-high four touchdowns in his coverage, surrendering the fifth-most yards (259) and forcing just two incompletions.

However, benches covered the Seahawks’ receivers, and forced three incompletions in the game alone, pending the final assessments. The second-year cornerback dropped just two catches for 17 yards, which was by far his best coverage of the year.

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