Giants-Lions in pictures: Best photos from Giants’ 30-17

victory Week 1’s preseason loss brought a lot of concern for Giants fans for the upcoming season. That would not hamper the Giants from showing up and showing out in Detroit in Week 2 with a 30-17 victory. A lot of positive takeaways come from the game Cheap Landon Collins Jersey , but here we’ll let the pictures do the talking. Davis Webb does something goodTim Fuller-USA TODAY SportsDespite an an abysmal game against the Cleveland Browns, Davis Webb managed to string together a strong second drive against the Lions first-team defense. Webb finished 14-of-20 for 140 yards and a touchdown pass.Too easyPhoto by Gregory Shamus/Getty ImagesWebb’s touchdown pass was into the sure hands of second year running back Wayne Gallman. Sneaking his way out of the backfield uncovered, Gallman scored the first of his two touchdowns on the night. With Jonathan Stewart struggling, Gallman’s do-it-all ability might be enough to secure the second spot on the depth chart behind Saquon Barkley.Nowhere to runPhoto by Gregory Shamus/Getty ImagesThe Giants defense came to play right off the bat in the first half. In two quarters, the Giants shut down the Lions for only 89 total yards of offense. Most notably they would limit Detroit to only 24 yards on the ground in that span.Leaping LaulettaTim Fuller-USA TODAY SportsKyle Lauletta did not allow Webb’s strong first half to outshine his play-making ability. With a little shake-and-bake, Lauletta scampered for a 10-yard rushing touchdown in the third quarter. He would finish the game 2-for-5 and 27 passing yards. Reaching for the starsPhoto by Gregory Shamus/Getty ImagesAlthough we only saw Evan Engram in limited playing time, he still made some stellar plays. Totaling two catches Cheap B.J. Hill Jersey , Engram stretched as far as he could to get a first down on a scoring drive in the first quarter. Sharp shooter Raj Mehta-USA TODAY SportsEven after clobbering long snapper Zak DeOssie, the Lions were not able to stop Aldrick Rosas from drilling his only field goal attempt on the night, a 55-yarder.Air RaymondTim Fuller-USA TODAY SportsWide receiver Kalif Raymond got UP to make a strong grab in the second quarter. Even though it would be his only reception, he was one of 15 Giant pass catchers with a reception during the game. All smilesTim Fuller-USA TODAY SportsSadly, we did not get to see Odell Beckham Jr. this week, but that didn’t the cameras away from him. After seeing New York’s two young quarterbacks put on a show, Beckham probably was not the only one smiling. Down lowRaj Mehta-USA TODAY SportsDefense was the name of the game in Detroit after holding the Lions to only 17 points. The Giants defensive unit also only allowed 67 rushing yards on the night. Giants win!Tim Fuller-USA TODAY SportsMany offensive woes held down the G-Men from their true potential in Week 1. This week Cheap Dalvin Tomlinson Jersey , they were explosive behind the arm of Webb and the legs of Gallman. However, will this success carry over into next week’s matchup against the hometown rival New York Jets?Giants-Lions halftime score: Davis Webb guides Giants to 10-3 lead The New York Giants have their first lead of the preseason as they enter the second half against the Detroit Lions. Head coach Pat Shurmur gave Eli Manning and Odell Beckham Jr. the night off after a week of joint practices with the Lions. Davis Webb got the start, and the opportunity to redeem a terrible performance against the Cleveland Browns. Webb responded by carving the Lions starting defense up, to the tune of 14-for-20 (70 percent completion rate), for 140 yards and a touchdown. His touchdown drive went for 17 plays, including 7 first downs.Jonathan Stewart got the start at the running back position with Saquon Barkley returning from a strained hamstring, but he was ineffective in his carries. Wayne Gallman http://www.giantscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-alec-ogletree-jersey , on the other hand, scored the touchdown, leading the team with 15 yards on four rushing attempts (3.8 yards per carry). The Giants defense gave up more in the run game than in the first week, but appeared more buttoned down. They got consistent pressure, notching two sacks of Matthew Stafford, with a third called back for a curious penalty on Mark Herzlich. The big exception was a 42-yard catch and run for Theo Riddick with Alec Ogletree in coverage. The Giants will get the ball to start the second half. Use this as your second-half open thread.