RB Rashad JenningsThe numbers may not be flashy, but a big reason why the Giants finished in the fourth quarter was their ability to run the ball and pick up first downs. Jennings finished with a season-high 81 yards on 22 carries, including a long of 21 yards.

QB Eli ManningThe franchise quarterback opened up the primetime game by completing his first eight passes en route to turning in a near-perfect passer rating of 151.5. Manning had only four incompletions on 31 passing attempts and threw for 337 yards and four touchdowns.

Offensive LineThe Giants' front, which has been forced to shuffle and re-shuffle at times this season due to injuries, did not allow Manning to be sacked all night in Miami. The offense operated efficiently, racking up 31 points and 25 first downs while winning the time of possession.

TE Will TyeThe former Stony Brook Seawolf caught his first career touchdown on a five-yard pass from Manning late in the first half. He finished with five receptions for 30 yards.

WR Odell Beckham Jr. He did it again. With 166 yards on seven receptions, Beckham recorded his sixth consecutive game of at least 100 yards. In addition to a 45-yard reception, he caught two touchdowns in the second half, including an 84-yarder that put the Giants ahead for good early in the fourth quarter.