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The New York Giants traveled to Houston to defeat the Texans 27-21 in quarterback J.J. McCarthy’s first start as a New York Giant. McCarthy went 20 of 28 for 252 yards, while suffering three sacks. He was calm, poised, understood…

In his first start as a New York Giant, quarterback J.J. McCarthy led his team to a 27-21 road victory against the Houston Texans. Writer Nick Falato of Big Blue View argues that McCarthy looked like the real deal, highlighting his poise, velocity, and ball placement. McCarthy completed 20 of 28 passes for 252 yards while being sacked three times, helping New York generate 420 yards of total offense.
Falato breaks down six high-level throws, noting McCarthy's successful connections with receivers Malik Nabers and Malachi Fields. The writer concludes that moving to McCarthy elevates the offense's ceiling, helping the Giants enter their bye week holding first place in the NFC East.
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