In a game filled with crucial errors, the Philadelphia Eagles fell short against the New York Giants, succumbing to a 20-10 defeat. The Eagles' failure to address the little things haunted them throughout the matchup, leaving fans and coaches frustrated with the team's performance.

The first half showed promise for the Eagles, as they scored a season-high 20 points. However, their momentum was halted by a series of blunders that proved to be turning points in the game. Quarterback Jalen Hurts stayed in bounds, wasting valuable seconds before calling a timeout. These small mistakes added up, derailing the Eagles' offensive rhythm.

One of the major turning points occurred when the Eagles failed to convert a crucial 3rd-and-1, resulting in a 3-and-out. Tyrod Taylor of the Giants took advantage of the Eagles' offensive struggles and orchestrated a scoring drive, bringing the Giants within striking distance at 20-10. Moments later, a fumble on the kickoff set up the Giants to score again, tightening the game even further.

Olamide Zaccheaus's collision with Boston Scott on the start of the second half kickoff resulted in a fumble, giving the Giants another opportunity to capitalize on the Eagles' mistakes. Such blunders highlighted the team's need to clean up their game and pay attention to detail.

Despite their early offensive success, the Eagles were unable to maintain their momentum in the second half. A delay of game penalty, incurred by Bobby Okereke, pushed the Eagles back from inside the 5-yard line. Nevertheless, they managed to salvage a field goal, taking a 20-3 lead into halftime.

The momentum shift continued as the Giants made a significant play by stopping Saquon Barkley on 4th-and-1, forcing a crucial turnover on downs. This defensive stand gave the Giants a glimmer of hope and further reinforced the Eagles' need to address the small but significant mistakes that plagued their game.

Head coach Nick Sirianni voiced his frustration with Jalen Carter after an offsides penalty, as Carter seemingly took his time getting off the field during a punt. This cost the Eagles dearly, as the Giants managed to secure two first downs since the penalty, keeping their offensive drives alive.

As the final whistle blew, the Eagles found themselves on the losing end of the scoreboard. The game served as a reminder of the importance of attention to detail, as every mistake proved costly in the heated matchup against the Giants. The Eagles must regroup and work on the little things to avoid similar pitfalls in future games.