‘Things I think’: Jameis Winston is, and should be, the NY Giants quarterback
In a Yahoo Sports 'things I think' column after the Giants' Week 5 tie with Washington, the writer argues Jameis Winston should stay the starting quarterback.
QB · New York Giants · #19
25.7 pts
33/54, 326 pass yds, 3 TD · 5 car, 27 yds
PPR scoring.
Week
Week 5
Matchup
Washington Commanders
DFS salary
$4,800
Projection
10.0
2026 season (4 games): 805 pass yds · 42 rush yds
| 2026 · NYG | 4 | 76 | 132 |
| 2025 · NYG | 3 | 37 | 66 |
Following the Giants' Week 5 tie with Washington, multiple commentators argue Jameis Winston should remain the starting quarterback rather than give way to J.J. McCarthy. The pieces push back on fan pressure for a change, suggesting Winston's performance still gives New York its best chance at quarterback heading into the coming weeks.
Reported byYahoo Sports,Big Blue ViewOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
A report argues the Giants should shape their offense around quarterback Jameis Winston and a pair of skill players described as a standout duo. The suggestion centers on building New York's attack through that trio heading into the season, highlighting Winston's central role in the team's offensive plans.
Source:HeavyOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Jameis Winston nearly rallied the Giants from behind, completing 26 of 38 passes for three touchdowns in the second half while frequently targeting Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely. Despite the surge, New York lost in overtime after a costly mistake, denying Winston, Nabers and Likely a signature comeback win.
Source:New York PostOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Heading into Week 6, DeMario Douglas, Samaje Perine, Germie Bernard, Pat Freiermuth, Woody Marks, Jameis Winston, Darius Cooper, Chig Okonkwo and MarShawn Lloyd were all flagged as notable waiver wire targets. Each offers fantasy managers potential value as roster depth or bye-week fill-ins, depending on team needs and available budget.
Source:RotoBallerOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Jameis Winston helped the Giants erase a 27-13 deficit against the Commanders in Week 5, finishing the game tied at 27-27. His play down the stretch was a key factor in New York's comeback effort, and he spoke afterward about the team's rally.
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In a Yahoo Sports 'things I think' column after the Giants' Week 5 tie with Washington, the writer argues Jameis Winston should stay the starting quarterback.
A Big Blue View piece argues Jameis Winston remains the right starting quarterback for the Giants, pushing back on calls to turn to J.J. McCarthy.
Heavy argues the Giants must build their offense around what it calls a 'world-class' duo alongside quarterback Jameis Winston.
Jameis Winston went 26-for-38 with three touchdowns after halftime, repeatedly targeting Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely, but the Giants still suffered a blunder in overtime against Washington.
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Big Blue View graded Washington's clock management an 'F' in a sloppy Giants-Commanders Week 5 game marked by poor run defense and shaky Jameis Winston play.
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