The Arizona Cardinals rolled into MetLife Stadium and left with a statement, beating the New York Giants 45-29 in a Week 4 shootout that was never quite as close as the scoreboard suggested. Arizona piled up points in bunches and forced New York to chase from behind for the better part of four quarters. For a Cardinals team still defining its identity in the 2026 season, this was the kind of complete offensive performance that travels. Jeremiyah Love was the story, and it wasn't particularly close. The Arizona back shredded the Giants front for 226 rushing yards, controlling tempo and turning short-yardage situations into explosive gains. Carson Beck didn't need to do much through the air, finishing with 131 passing yards and two touchdown throws while letting the ground game dictate terms. Marvin Harrison Jr. led all receivers with 39 yards, a modest line that underscored just how thoroughly Arizona leaned on the run. Defensively, the Giants had their moments — Jevon Holland led all tacklers with five stops, and Darius Alexander recorded the game's lone sack — but New York never solved the Cardinals' rushing attack. The turning point came on Owen Pappoe's interception, the only takeaway of the afternoon, which handed Arizona a short field and swung momentum for good. From there, the Cardinals simply fed Love and let the clock work in their favor. New York's 29 points kept the game respectable, but the margin never truly threatened.