The Giants improved to 3-0 at MetLife Stadium with their 36-24 win over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, a victory that pushed them into sole possession of first place in the NFC East for the first time since 2015.

New York won its second straight overall and moved within one win of its 2025 victory total (4) with 13 games remaining. The Giants will play next on the road against the division-rival Commanders.

The Giants had won their first three games for the first time in 2008, a year in which they went 12-4 and were the No. 1 seed in the NFC.

But it was dicey for a while. The Giants came out flat, falling behind 14-3 in the first quarter, and were in danger of dropping their first game in front of their home fans since Dec. 21.

But quarterback Jameis Winston led the Giants back, helping them outscore the Cardinals 33-10 over the final three quarters.

“So far, we’ve been finding a way,” Winston said. “I’m so proud of our team for doing that. It’s definitely because of our fans.”

The Chicago Bears defeated the New York Jets 23-12 at Soldier Field on Sunday. Despite missing starting quarterback Caleb Williams, the Bears secured the victory behind a dominant running game to improve to 4-1.

Chicago Bears Roll Over New York Jets 23-12

The New York Giants picked up a hard-fought victory Sunday, defeating the Tennessee Titans 12-7 at MetLife Stadium to improve to 2-1 on the season.

In their first game without starting quarterback Jaxson Dart, the Giants leaned on their defense and special teams to get the job done. New York struggled to find the end zone, but four field goals from rookie kicker Dominic Zvada and a clutch interception in the closing seconds proved to be enough.

Jameis Winston completed 12 of 18 passes for 117 yards and also used his legs when necessary, scrambling for a 15-yard first down.

The Giants’ offense struggled to generate touchdowns, but Zvada came through with four field goals to account for all 12 of New York’s points.

With only 14 seconds remaining, Titans quarterback Cam Ward attempted to find a receiver in the end zone. Giants safety Jevón Holland came up with the interception, ending Tennessee’s final scoring opportunity and securing the 12-7 victory.

The play capped off a strong defensive effort from New York, which held the Titans to just one touchdown.