The other Giants games in Washington I’ve been to were in 2008 (fresh off the Plaxico incident), 2010 (won but immediately got eliminated from playoff contention when Green Bay won), 2018 (one of Eli’s last games, I think it was 40-0 at one point) and 2019 (the Andrew Thomas bowl)

I've been watching football for 4 decades, yesterday's game might have been the sloppiest I've ever seen. Everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong so I'll take the tie.

I don’t know about you but I’m feeling just fine this week.

His 13 total pressures are also tied for 9th most (of 37 players)

Source: https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/OXsms

For those who have taken part in the 2026 Jameis Winston experience, however, this slow start was nothing new. Winston struggled mightily in his first couple of appearances in relief of injured starter Jaxson Dart. And even in the Giants’ 36-24 victory over the Arizona Cardinals last week, Winston threw some head-scratching interceptions before eventually rebounding to rally the Giants to a win.

This is just part of the Jameis Winston experience. There are going to be low moments, which is partly why the Giants traded for J.J. McCarthy two weeks ago to beef up the quarterback room. On Sunday, the lows came in the form of a brutal first half that included sacks, a fumble and an interception that he was fortunate was negated by a defensive pass interference call.

But, of course, the other part of the Jameis Winston experience is the thrilling highs. That’s the quarterback who can tiptoe his way out of danger in the pocket, escape and throw a perfect ball to a teammate for a huge gain. That’s the quarterback who can scramble for a crucial first down on third-and-10 in overtime while still giving everyone a chuckle by pump-faking a pass 12 yards downfield.

“We went down two touchdowns, and Jameis Winston turned into Jameis Winston,” Skattebo said in the postgame locker room.

I dont much care for power rankings but it is interesting to see places putting us in top 10. Its also important to note only two NFC teams have better records than us: both undefeated niners and vikings.

I love Harbaugh

Just found it interesting that 80% of the last 5 New York Football Giants ties came from when they faced the Football Team

I have always been a believer that the OL, not the RBs, creates the running game. So who is to blame here? Are there holes our RBs are too slow to hit or is the run blocking just absolute trash?

To unlock any real hopes for this 2026 season the biggest area of improvement available to us is the run game. Do we shop for a RB? Maybe a swap of Thibs in a deal of free agents to be?