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Can we stop now with the breathless drum-banging for J.J. McCarthy to replace Jameis Winston as quarterback of the New York Giants sooner rather than later? The Giants unquestionably lose Sunday’s game against the Washington Commanders without Winston’s heroics …

Big Blue View's Ed Valentine argues that Jameis Winston should firmly remain the New York Giants' starting quarterback over rookie J.J. McCarthy. Following a Week 5 tie against the Washington Commanders, Valentine highlights Winston's second-half performance, where he threw for 254 yards and three touchdowns to erase a 14-point deficit in the final eight minutes of regulation.
Winston has compiled a 2-0-1 record since replacing the injured Jaxson Dart, who is out for the season. Head coach John Harbaugh praised Winston's second-half resilience, and Valentine contends that Winston's play has kept the 3-1-1 Giants atop the NFC East despite late overtime errors that prevented an outright victory.
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