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Cardinals intercept Manning three times to shock Giants

New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs (C) jumps over Arizona Cardinals Karlos Dansby (58) while rushing the ball during the first quarter of their NFL game.
New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs (C) jumps over Arizona Cardinals Karlos Dansby (58) while rushing the ball during the first quarter of their NFL game.
The Arizona Cardinals intercepted New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning three times and surged to an upset 24-17 NFL road victory on Sunday.

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The Cardinals (4-2), who have seldom won at Giants Stadium, put together 17 consecutive points in the second and third quarters -- the final seven after Manning was intercepted -- to take a 24-14 lead with 2:32 left in the third quarter as they posted their third straight win.

New York (5-2) could muster only a field goal in the final quarter with its last two drives ending in a fumble and an interception.

“Our defense played great today. We made enough plays on offense to get a win,” Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner, who passed for 231 yards and a touchdown, told reporters.

Arizona, the defending NFC champions, moved into first place in the West Division with the victory while New York remained atop the NFC East despite its second consecutive loss following a 5-0 start. Safety Adrian Wilson sparked the aggressive Arizona defense, making a key third quarter interception.

Wilson picked off a Manning pass at the Giants 24 and three plays later Jason Wright scored on a six-yard pass from Warner as the Cardinals went up 24-14.

In other NFL games it was: New England 35, Tampa Bay 7; Pittsburgh 27, Minnesota 17; Houston 24, San Francisco 21; Indianapolis 42, St. Louis 6; San Diego 37, Kansas City 7; Green Bay 31, Cleveland 3; Buffalo 20, Carolina 9; NY Jets 38, Oakland 0; Dallas 37, Atlanta 21; New Orleans 46, Miami 34; Cincinnati 45, Chicago 10: On byes: Denver, Seattle, Detroit, Jacksonville, Baltimore, Tennessee.

27 October 2009, Tuesday

REUTERS  NEW YORK

   

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