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Matching the biggest comeback win in franchise history was cause for celebration for the New York Giants. But they know it won’t be nearly as easy climbing out of a big hole this week when they take on the powerhouse San Francisco 49ers tonight as it was against the bottom-dwelling Arizona Cardinals.

An inside look at Thursday night's Giants-49ers NFL Week 3 matchup in San Francisco:

Matching the biggest comeback win in franchise history was cause for celebration for the New York Giants.

No Barkley, no Andrew Thomas, no chance against San Francisco? How the short-handed Giants stack up against the loaded 49ers.

It's time for Brian Daboll to use those "Coach of the Year" chops he fully earned in his first season with the New York Giants, and that doesn't necessarily mean posting a second straight win this week out west.

NORMAN — For the third straight week, Oklahoma won the coin toss and elected to receive the opening kickoff.

Head Coach Brian Daboll, outside linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux, defensive lineman Leonard Williams, tackle Evan Neal, and running back Matt Brieda spoke with the media on Tuesday.

Midway through Brian Daboll’s virtual news conference, a reporter said of Saquon Barkley, “obviously he’s going to be out for at least some time.” “I wouldn’t count on that, not just yet,” Daboll responded.

Zero sacks and zero takeaways on 115 defensive snaps would be an unacceptable lack of productivity for any NFL defense, but it is especially alarming for the Giants. Coordinator Wink Martindale's scheme is designed to create chaos by pressuring quarterbacks into making bad decisions.

The Giants won't have Saquon Barkley or Andrew Thomas for Thursday's matchup vs. the 49ers.