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[ male announcer ] another reason more people stayitath state farm. get to a better state. ♪ mm. feel it. j.j. watt? you know there's a game on tonight right, amy? oh, i know, but it's my turn to chaperone. right, but you could do both. how? nfl mobile is now free with the more everything plan from verizon. i have verizon! download it, you can watch the game right here. come on, let's boogie! oh, helen. for the first time watch live local sunday games on nfl mobile. included with the more everything plan exclusively from verizon. jim: well, the giants offense posting some impressive statistics and the giants defense doing its part too. as they've created the pressure all night long that's made it a very difficult evening for the redskins and kurt cousins. when the giants have had the great teams it all start, it seems with pressure on the defensive line. phil: you said it right and they are loaded with depth at this position. size, edge rushers. it wasn't the difference in the game tonight but it sure didn't help. with some of the pressure that caused an interception or two. maybe cousins couldn't see down the field as clearly as he wanted to. jim: and washington is going to run it. helu. and a gain of two. this is what we were talking about. the 2007 super bowl champions. they did lead the league in sacks. phil: how about that? jim: in 2011 they were tied for third in sacks. this, example, the last couple of years. 2012, the numbers were down in the 20's ranking. 25th last year. second and 8. almost another. zack bowman was trying to get into the act. pass intended for aldrick robinson. coming up next "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game. phil: we talk so much about the quarterbacks, it's this, but it still comes down to hitting the quarterback, no doubt on the defensive side. that's how you get turnovers, and protecting the quarterback. your -- the your offensive line is not one of the best it's hard to be a champion in this league. jim: dumped off to helu and he's three yards shy of the first. they'll go ahead and punt it. phil: yeah, absolutely. jay ground wants this game to be other -- over with jim: the giants on the way to their 9 th all-time win against washington, that's regular and postseason, which ties the most in any rivalry all time one team over another. touched down at the 29. 44-yard punt. a look at sonny jurgensen, on the redskins broadcast crew, the redskin legend. hall of famer. class of 1983. phil: watch this arm. jim: wasn't he something else? phil: he was a slinger, no doubt about it. love those uniforms too. 18 seasons. jim: he played until he was 40. he retired 40 years ago, 1974 and just this year celebrated his 80th birthday. a longtime colleague of ours at cbs sports. favre even when he was 40 years old he could throw it down the field with the best of them. jim: eli is done for the evening. ryan nassib is in second year out of syracuse, as hillis picks up about three. eli manning get -- he's got a 300 game right on the number. four touchdown passes. the last time a giant quarterback threw for four or more against the redskins, in all those wins you never had four. y.a. tittle had seven in that seven-touchdown game. that's tied for the most of any quarterback against a team in any one game. in 19 2. another couple for hillis. phil: i just want to say why is eli even listening? who cares? sit over there and let everybody pat you on the back. it's a great thing. go on the road, win a game, play well. get some extra days off. since 1962, four touchdowns. jim: and they took the train down here, the good old days. little amtrak special. phil: how about that? that's another great tradition. when the game is over, the trip home, a win on the road. jim: they didn't go to the air to get here but they certainly went to the air tonight to beat them. with manning's 300 yards, four touchdowns. teddy bridgewater now the quarterback for the vikings with castle being i.r.'d and it will be n.f.c. north action next unique at lambeau field. minnesota and green bay next thursday nights cbs, nfl network. first-down run by williams. and we don't know how long it's going to be before robert griffin iii is able to come back from that dislocated ankle. cousins, he's had good showings. of course tonight was not one he's going to want to remember for too long. 257 yards , the four second-half interceptions. and we've reached the two-minute warning here in landover, maryland. jim: coming up, it's "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game. phil: jim, let me talk about robert griffin iii and everything. everybody was so quick to dismiss -- i was not one of those guys. i wasn't jumping on the kirk cousins bandwagon. yes, he's been good but we have to see more. we make such quick judgments in the nfl. oh, start another quarterback, do this. he's going to be traded. you want to see a body of work and when you talk about robert griffin iii, here's why i think he has a chance. one, he's never played the quarterback position like kirk cousins did in college where he ran a full offense. robert griffin iii has got to learn to see it, read the defenses, make the throws and then when the opportunity is there, you run with the football second. i think this, and i've always believed this, rocket griffin 3, his throwing arm as a chance to be one of the best in the nfl if he ever gets comfortable and let's its go. jim: hillis for a couple. back down to tracy. tracy: thanks, guys. rg iii got his cast off yesterday. he is here. he's in the building. he's in his suite because he can't put any pressure on that foot right now and i was told that we could know more about when he'll return later on this week. right now they're saying about four to six weeks but i was told they'll know more by the end of this week. jim: he's expected to miss at the very least several more weeks, probably more than a month. phil: at least. i can't imagine in four weeks he would be ready to play. it's a long time. a lot is going to happen. let's see how the washington team plays and we'll see how kirk cousins does in the future. jim: butting heads and taking it to the 45. of course, you play the thursday night game, you get the added rest but in the redskins' davis case, they'll get an extra day. their next game will be a monday night game against the super bowl champion seahawks right here. there's colt mccoy, who backs up cousins at the moment. former texas longhorns star. phil: i watched all of washington's preseason games. when he came in, he was almost perfect. played very well. much given them confidence they have a backup to kirk cousins. jim: third and 9, hillis trimmed up for no gain. phil: i did laugh, and you know, you have to listen to me, unfortunately, a lot of times, as i rail about all these points at our meetings all week long. jim: well, you're good at it. phil: that's one of my strengths, no doubt about it. i go back to bill parcells, i quote him a lot because he taught me a lot. you have to see a body of work. don't send people to the hall of fame after a quick audition. this league is tough, you have to overcome a lot. kirk cousins, he's got talent. we saw it many times tonight and now he has to bounce back and show that he can protect the football and not be careless when he'sout there playing quarterback. jim: time-out, giants. you saw deshaun jackson a moment ago. tonight held to one catch for nine yards. rodgers-cromartie did quite a job on him. phil: he did. rodgers-cromartie is the best cover guy for the new york giants. i think he's one of the best in the nfl. i thought at times last year with denver, he was fantastic. he's another guy in the super bowl that i thought played really well, but it gives the giants confidence. i said that earlier. they can take some chances and blitz because you saw prince amukamara tonight, how well he played. jim: you talk about those corners and all the picks that the giants had tonight but those two starting wideouts for washington had 100-yard games each against the eagles tonight. garcon and jackson held to three catches for 37 yards. as the giants are about to improve to 2-2. a division right now that has philadelphia off to the hot start and the cowboys with a couple of impressive road wins. phil: right. you know, you look at that and getting ready this week, i think that's the first thing that jumped -- i said boy. i'm one of those, too, i jumped to con klugs before the season started oh, the east is going to be maybe the worst division in football. let's hold on with that assessment. jim: wait a minute. you were guilty of the same thing you're railing against all the time? phil: sure. i jump to quick conclusions. jim: how fast were people killing the cowboys after one week? phil: when you're wrong, when you judge too quick, you have to admit it and the n.f.c. east looks like it might have some decent play in it this year. jim: tom coughlin told us this week it's all about the positive attitude, and it starts with me. he was hoping to keep up that standard tonight and get a positive image back to his players. players inspire coaches and coaches inspire players, he said. phil: that's right. you have to reinvent yourself all the time, even as a head coach and tom coughlin has done it again and boy, has his team responded to the way, his actions and his leadership. jim: they'll be back home a week from sunday to take on the atlanta falcons. the final score here in landover, maryland, the new york giants 45, the washington redskins 14. coming up next, "the mazda postgame show." what a night for eli. four touchdown passes. another touchdown on the ground. he throws for 300 yards. for phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey, jim nantz saying so long from landover. you've been watching "thursday night football." we'll join the studio after this. re's a good one seattle... what did geico say to the mariner? we could save 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target tonight, larry donnell. you'll see him in an empty set. he has a free run at the end zone and eli shoots it right over the top of the linebacker where only donnell can catch it. that's his first touchdown. five yards, the giants go ahead. this guy is 6'6". victor cruz is up in the slot to the right and donnell is playing tight end over here. as they come off, everybody is looking at cruz, eli's old favorite target. uh-uh. donnell inside of brandon meriweather for the easy touchdown throw. get it inside heroics eli. this is like taking candy from a baby. a six-yard touchdown. ra breeland. a tight end against a rookie corner. the big 6'6" tight end is going to win this most of the time. eli puts it up at the top. that's touchdown number three for the second-year player from grambling. prime. this guy was an undrafted rookie a couple of years ago and all of a sudden he made a great debut tonight on "thursday night football." look out for this guy. >> he had seven receptions. randle, eight receptions. cruz six and the giants defense had four receptions. marshall faulk. what a horrible night for kirk cousins. what happened? marshall: the kind of game you don't even want to watch the film but it's cousins it's learning tape. you learn from this. they put a lot of pressure on him. they asked him to do a little bit more than just run the system tonight and he struggled with it. deion: it seemed like they abandoned the run and put total pressure on this kid. he alluded to it in pre-game, this was only his sixth game. >> people were wondering what's going to happen when rg iii comes back and now they're wondering when is he coming back? that's the way things go in the national football league. tonight after your local news, dave has jerry seinfeld and tomorrow wake up to all the latest news on cbs this morning. stay tuned as "the mazda postgame show." postgame show continues on nfl network. eli manning is going to join us on the set and we'll have full highlights and analysis and a preview of sunday's best games. everyone from new york and new jersey who's in the area sticking around. hopefully you will too. >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. life as i knew it would never be the same. everything stopped. and i just said, "i'm going to beat this." and that's when i found living beyond breast cancer. purchase a specially marked bottle of pink lemonade 5-hour energy and a portion of the proceeds will help provide survivors like me with a much needed community of support. living beyond breast cancer is a lifeline for so many people. i just love being able to say that i'm living beyond breast cancer. ♪ >> we begin tonight with breaking news right now about this video of ray rice knocking out his fiance' in atlantic city. tonight anonymous law enforcement official tells the associated press he sent a copy of this video to the nfl's head of security jeffrey miller back in april. a couple of week ago the same source told the ap he zen the video to the league but he declined at that time to say exactly who he had addressed it to. the source was not certain if miller ever received or viewed that tape. in fact at this statement released to "eyewitness news" tonight miller said "i unwhiff klee dough night that i received at any time a dope copy of the individual and i had not watched it until it was made public on september 8th. the nfl's credibility is on the line here. commissioner roger goodell insists no one at the league saw that video. the former ravens running back until it was released by tmz earlier this month. caught on camera tonight, a violent altercation between some atlantic city casino security guards and a philadelphia man. it's a confrontation that left the man bloodied and beaten now he's trying to clear his name and his criminal record. >> "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers joins us with this story knew tonight. >> reporter: violent video ends with rob coney lying face down unconscious in his own blood. >> this is the lowest point of my life that i've gone through so far. >> reporter: 25 year old sat down with "eyewitness news" and row watched the scene that he says changed his life. it was last september and coney was at harrah's pool after dark he says a security guard asked him to leave saying he had already left and wasn't allowed to re-enter. coney told her that wasn't true. another guard started arguing with coney attracting a lot of attention. >> this guy started getting in my face and pushing me, and cursing a the me in if i face. >> that guy was an off duty atlantic city police officer working part time security for marra's. outside the pool club coney and that officer clash again. that officer responds and as the video shows smashes coney over the head with a baton. coney runs away and falls. >> while i'm on the ground, face down, i'm getting struck in the head, struck in the back, i'm getting punched, kicked he can everything. >> reporter: the group hitting him included another off duty atlantic city officer and several security guards. eventually it stops coney now handcuffed is walked towards a detention cell at the casino. >> i can barely stand. i just -- i'm just done. i'm out. >> at that time coney says he passed out blood clearly streaming from his head as officers and employees drag him several feet through a door and then leave him. >> watching myself pretty much lifeless on the ground and nobody cares. these are police officers and security guards and nobody cares. >> reporter: coney is eventually taken to hospital and later charged with aggravated as sought and resisting arrest. charges he pleaded down to a misdemeanor a decision coney now regrets. saying his new criminal history has cost him two jobs. >> i can't be the person that i had inspired work so hard to be. >> he and his lawyer have filed to get his record he can punched. while he waits for his lawsuit against harrah's and the officers to 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