Make New York Post a Preferred Source Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Giants’ 12-7 win over the Titans on Sunday:
Jevón Holland’s third interception in as many games sent the Giants to their second victory in three weeks. The safety picked off Titans quarterback Cam Ward in the end zone with 17 seconds left as Tennessee drove for the potential game-winning score.
New York Giants safety Jevon Holland (8) reacts after intercepting the ball for the final play of the game during the fourth quarter against the Tennessee Titans, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026, at MetLife Stadium. The New York Giants defeated the Tennessee Titans 12-7. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post Zero Titans coach Robert Saleh’s decision to attempt a 59-yard field goal in rainy and windy conditions late in the second quarter helped the Giants add three points before halftime — three points that loomed large in the end. Tennessee could’ve played for a field goal in the final seconds rather than needing a touchdown. With 46 seconds left, Joey Slye missed the long try, and the Giants drove to set up a 39-yard Dominic Zvada field goal that made it 9-0 at the time.
Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh reacts on the sideline during the second half at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. Corey Sipkin for the NY POST Unsung hero Jordan Stout averaged 50.5 yards on six punts, including three inside the Titans 20-yard line. He also had a booming 74-yarder. He was a big part of the Giants winning the field-position game on a wet day at MetLife Stadium.
28:42: Time it took for the Titans to pick up their initial first down of the game. They nearly became the first team in eight years to fail to pick up a first down in the first half.
“Jameis did what was required in this game. The first thing you have to do is what’s necessary, what’s required. After that, then you can do what’s possible. Then maybe the impossible becomes possible.”
— Giants coach John Harbaugh on the play of quarterback Jameis Winston.
