Usually in the NFL, when a team loses its starting quarterback early in the season, the season spirals and ends in a bad place.

Mark Cannizzaro writes that quarterback Jameis Winston's leadership and persona could be crucial in keeping the New York Giants' season alive. After starting quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a season-ending knee injury against the Rams in Week 2, the team has managed to remain competitive with Winston stepping into the primary role.
Cannizzaro highlights that the 32-year-old signal-caller's spirited approach and faith-driven speaking style have provided a steadying presence. While losing a starting quarterback often derails an NFL campaign, the writer argues that Winston has acted as a savior for the Giants so far in 2026.
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