Nick McCloud, a 24-year-old Giants cornerback, dropped Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts late in the second quarter.
PHILADELPHIA — Nick McCloud, a 24-year-old Giants cornerback, dropped Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts late in the second quarter Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field. McCloud got to his feet and held up three fingers, in honor of his friend and former Bills teammate, Damar Hamlin, who wears jersey No. 3. . “Even going out for the warm-up was just emotional. Because when I was in [Buffalo], me and him used to warm up together every day before practice.
CB Adoree’ Jackson did not play and missed the last seven games of the season with a sprained knee. The hope is he can return for the playoff game in Minneapolis.
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