New York Giants Paul Schwartz Jameis Winston didn’t instill much confidence the Giants can keep counting on him despite win By Paul Schwartz Published Sep. 27, 2026, 10:27 p.m. ET Giants quarterback Jameis Winston (19) speaks with the coaching staff on the sideline during the second quarter. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post There was less than a minute remaining and to say that the Giants were clinging to their lead is a disservice to what clinging means.
Holding on tightly? This was more a case of hanging on for dear life.
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“I would have lost it if we lost this game,’’ right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor said.
A shaky 12-0 margin was trimmed to 12-7 and here were the Titans, impotent on offense for much of this rainy, windy Sunday afternoon, on the march, seemingly on the verge of sending Eluemunor into an apoplectic fit and opening the door for the doomsayers to walk in and shout out for all to hear: This team can’t win now that Jaxson Dart is gone and Jameis Winston is the replacement.
