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Jameis Winston offers bizarre Jaxson Dart explanation behind winning score vs. Titans

After earning a win over the Tennessee Titans, New York Giants QB Jameis Winston used a strange defense for their low score. The Giants beat the Titans 12-7, escaping with a much-needed win despite not playing as well as they should have with the talent they have.

Jameis Winston offers bizarre Jaxson Dart explanation behind winning score vs. Titans

After securing a notable 12-7 victory over the Tennessee Titans, New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston presented an unusual explanation for the team's meager score. Winston took the field to replace the injured Jaxson Dart, but his performance fell short of expectations. Despite possessing considerable talent, the Giants' offense struggled during the match.

Following the game, Winston attempted to pay homage to his replacement by attributing the low-scoring result to their teammate. Winston stated, "There was no doubt on the sideline that this was going to happen. Obviously, we are our brothers' keepers. Winning this game for Jaxson, 12 points – Six times two. It's for you." This remark, characteristic of Winston's quirky post-game comments, has drawn criticism from Giants fans, who were dissatisfied with both Winston's performance and the team's overall offensive execution.

Winston completed 14 passes for 118 yards without a touchdown, while all points were scored through field goals, largely due to the efforts of kicker Dominic Zvada. The Giants' offensive struggles were further highlighted by Winston's underwhelming performance, raising concerns about his prospects as the team's starting quarterback for the upcoming season.

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