In a tightly contested matchup, the New York Giants held off the Arizona Cardinals with a final score of 24-17, securing their fourth win of the season. The stakes were high as both teams aimed to establish momentum early in the season, but it was the Giants who emerged victorious, showcasing their resilience at home. Carson Beck led the Cardinals' offense, throwing for 251 yards and two touchdowns, proving to be a reliable playmaker despite the loss. However, it was the Giants' Tyrone Tracy Jr. who provided a crucial ground game, racking up 78 rushing yards. Malik Nabers was Beck's top target, gathering 91 receiving yards, but the Giants' balanced offensive attack ultimately paved the way for their success. Defensively, the Giants were anchored by Tremaine Edmunds, who recorded five total tackles, and Tyler Nubin, who made a pivotal interception. The turning point came late in the fourth quarter when Nubin's interception halted a promising Cardinals drive, allowing the Giants to regain control and seal the game. Despite a standout performance from Walter Nolen III, who notched 1.5 sacks for Arizona, it was New York's defensive plays that proved decisive in this Week 4 showdown.