Nicole Santos: "Jaxson Dart threw 4 touchdown passes and Malik Nabers caught 3 of them—that's the game right there. New York's receivers beat Los Angeles' secondary when it mattered, and the Bolts couldn't keep up despite Herbert's 327 yards." Zoe Bell: "Herbert had 327 yards and the Bolts outgained New York by 12—but Los Angeles lost a game where it should've won the numbers war, which means the Giants' defense did something the box score won't show you."

The Giants beat the Chargers 34-31 on the strength of Jaxson Dart's arm and Malik Nabers' hands. Dart went 31 for 41 for 313 yards and 4 touchdowns while Nabers hauled in 12 catches for 131 yards and 3 of those scores, giving New York its third win despite being outgained 501 to 489 total yards. Los Angeles had the passing advantage at 327 to 313 through the air but couldn't overcome the Giants' ground game, which produced 176 yards to the Bolts' 174. Both defenses recorded 1 sack apiece in a game decided by 3 points.

Commanders handled Giants 31-23. Jaxson Dart threw for Giants — 21/39, 328 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT — in a losing effort. Jayden Daniels did the damage for Commanders — 20/36, 275 yards, 2 TD. Jayden Daniels's high-water mark for the year. Total yards: Giants 454, Commanders 356.

Jaylen Rivers: "Jaxson Dart threw 5 touchdowns and the Giants scored 52—that's what decided this one. When a team puts up that many points, they're not leaving Dallas any oxygen to breathe." Riley Parker: "Dak Prescott got sacked 3 times and threw for 238 yards in a 28-point loss—that's not a quarterback problem, that's a line that folded and left him holding the bag."

Jaxson Dart threw 5 touchdowns on 24 of 37 passing for 313 yards, and the Giants' ground game added another 125 yards with Cam Skattebo accounting for 111 on 21 carries and 2 scores, as New York dismantled Dallas 52-24. Dak Prescott managed 238 yards with 2 touchdowns and an interception on 21 of 34, but the Cowboys generated only 302 total yards and couldn't sustain anything against a Giants offense that controlled both phases. Dallas forced 1 sack and recovered a turnover advantage on paper, but the margin—28 points—reflects the gap between what the offenses actually did.

Ethan Price: "The Giants beat themselves. Jaxson Dart threw 4 touchdown passes on his best afternoon of the season, but 5 turnovers against a team that only gave the ball up once decided this by 16 points—the kind of math that doesn't require anything else to go right for Tampa Bay." Jaylen Rivers: "The Giants are in freefall now—0-4 is the kind of hole where individual performances stop mattering, because no single afternoon saves a season that's hemorrhaging possessions. Tampa Bay's already thinking playoffs."

Buccaneers took the ball away and took the game with it, 44-28. Jaxson Dart did the damage for Giants — 24/42, 384 yards, 4 TD, 3 INT — in a losing effort. Baker Mayfield did the damage for Buccaneers — 21/35, 240 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT. A season best for Jaxson Dart. Through the air: Giants 384, Buccaneers 240.

Marcus Reyes: "The Jets scored at will against a team that gave the ball away 8 times and had no ground game to lean on; Byrum Brown's 6 touchdown passes did the heavy lifting, but New York was never getting beaten here once Jaxson Dart turned it over like he was trying to." Jordan Hayes: "The Giants are in real trouble. At 0-3, they're not just losing games—they're hemorrhaging possessions and have no answer on the ground, which means Dart's going to keep seeing blitzes he can't handle. This isn't a close-call rebuild situation; this is about whether the offense can function at all."