The Broncos' wild comeback, which included 33 points scored in the fourth quarter, improved Denver's season record to 5-2 and kept Sean Payton's squad perfect (3-0) at home during the 2025 campaign. Brian Daboll's Giants, meanwhile, fell to 2-5 with an 0-4 road record thanks to the squandered lead.

The Denver Broncos overcame a 19-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the New York Giants 33-32 in perhaps the most thrilling finish in a game this season. Denver scored all 33 of its points in the fourth quarter, one point shy of the most in a fourth quarter in NFL history.

The New York Giants' Week 7 loss to the Denver Broncos was a pure example of their opponent stealing victory from the jaws of defeat as they went from dominating the scoreboard through three quarters to seeing it slip away in a disastrous final frame to lose 33-32 to the Broncos in the Mile High City.

The Broncos broke a record that had been held by the 1981 Atlanta Falcons, who got shut out for three quarters by the Green Bay Packers before scoring 31 in the final quarter. The Broncos and Falcons are the only two teams in NFL history to score at least 30 points after scoring zero in the first three quarters.

The Broncos mounted an impressive comeback from a 19-point deficit to secure a fourth-straight win on Sunday, beating the New York Giants in Denver 33-32.

Sean Payton didn't get to face his former quarterback Russell Wilson last week, but he'll see plenty of ex-running back Javonte Williams on Sunday.

Who are the real New York Giants? The outcome of their Week 7 game against Denver could provide the biggest clue yet.

"It’s a challenge for us, but I’m excited about it," Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph said Thursday. "If you want to be the best, you’ve got to beat the best. Hopefully, we put our best foot forward on Sunday.