Giants need a Jameis Winston plan after McCarthy scare

Alexander Wilson argues that the New York Giants must establish a clear plan for backup quarterback Jameis Winston following J.J. McCarthy's injury scare. During Sunday's 19-11 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, McCarthy briefly exited with a hip concern. Winston stepped in and orchestrated the team's lone touchdown drive, completing six of eight passes for 71 yards and a five-yard score to Isaiah Likely before McCarthy returned to finish the game.

Wilson contends that while Winston provided valuable relief, the Giants should not create a quarterback controversy if McCarthy is healthy enough to play. However, with Philadelphia sacking Giants quarterbacks six times, Wilson emphasizes that the coaching staff must keep Winston well-prepared and adjust the offense to provide quicker answers against opposing pass pressure.