The Denver Broncos defeated the New York Giants 41-23 in a game that the Giants led into the final seconds of the third quarter.

The Broncos had a -1.6 deficit in the Trench Counter with a similar yards per play average, fewer first downs and 132 penalty yards to just 16 for the Giants. Denver had a +12 edge in Total rushes/Completions.

Peyton Manning went 30-for-43 for 307 yards and two touchdowns as Knowshon Moreno's 13 carries for 93 yards and two touchdowns keyed the offense.

Eli Manning went 28-for-49 for 362 yards, one touchdown and four interceptions. Manning has seven interceptions through the first two games of the season.

David Wilson played just 24 snaps in the New York Giants' Week 2 loss to the Denver Broncos.

Wilson fumbled twice in Week 1.

Wilson lost playing time to Brandon Jacobs and Da'Rel Scott.

"I don't count the carries," Wilson said after the game. "I just got out there, and when I'm asked to make a play, execute."

The Giants don't trust Wilson in pass protection and his fumbles have been an issue throughout his career.

The New York Giants have reached agreement on a one-year deal with Brandon Jacobs.

Jacobs played with the Giants from 2005 until 2011.

Jacobs signed with the San Francisco 49ers in 2012, but was initially injured and then was suspended by the team for publicly expressing frustation over being fourth on the depth chart at running back.

The Giants benched David Wilson in Week 1 after two fumbles, while Andre Brown is recovering from a broken leg.

Jason Pierre-Paul played sparingly in the New York Giants' Week 1 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, coming onto the field on passing downs and picked up a sack.

"It felt like a preseason game. It was rough out there for me," Pierre-Paul said. "I didn't play to my expectations. Coming to Dallas, I play very well. But tonight was a struggle for me."

Pierre-Paul will be needed when the Giants play Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos in Week 2.

"I wasn't tired, my back didn't hurt at all, I've just got to get into that football shape," Pierre-Paul said. "The next game is more serious than this one. We've got Peyton Manning coming through. I expect to keep getting better every day."

The Dallas Cowboys defeated the New York Giants 36-31 behind a 6-1 turnover advantage.

The Cowboys had a +4.2 edge in the Trench Counter despite averaging just 4.5 yards per play compared to 8.1 for the Giants because of that +5 turnover differential. Dallas had a +18 advantage in Total Rushes/Completions.

Tony Romo went 36-for-49 for 263 yards, two touchdowns and one interception, while DeMarco Murray carried 20 times for 86 yards (4.3 average). 

The Cowboys' defense scored twice, one by Barry Church on a David Wilson fumble and again laste by Brandon Carry on a Eli Manning interception.

Manning went 27-for-42 for 450 yards and four touchdowns, but his night was blighted by three interceptions. 

Wilson was ineffective by gaining just 19 yards on seven carries and was benched after his second fumble.

Victor Cruz, Hakeem Nicks and Ruben Randle hach had over 100 yards receiving, while Cruz scored three touchdowns.

The New York Giants will audition both Brandon Jacobs and Willis McGahee this week after David Wilson fumbled twice in their Sunday night loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Wilson also struggled in pass protection, but Tom Coughlin said that he will have a chance to reclaim the starting running back job.'

"Give us a little time to work on this thing," Coughlin said Sunday. "[Wilson] is still very much in our thoughts. He's got to play -- he's a very talented young man.

"But you just can't do that. Every time they touch you, you're going to turn the ball over?"

The Giants had planned on meeting with McGahee since last Friday following the injury to Andre Brown.