ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The penalty flags were flying in a hurry against the New York Giants.

Even before backup left tackle James Hudson III was penalized four times in a span of six snaps on the game's opening possession, the Giants had started at their 20 instead of the Dallas 32 after a holding penalty wiped out a 67-yard kickoff return to start Sunday's game.

New York was penalized 14 times for 160 yards in their 40-37 overtime loss to the Cowboys. That was their most penalty yards since 175 against the Boston Yanks on Oct. 19, 1947.

“Yeah, it's hard to win the game when you've got that many penalties for that many yards,” receiver Wan'Dale Robinson said. “But it was still good to see that we were able to put up that many points with that many penalties.”

And those final numbers d

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