New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston, serving as a FOX Sports correspondent for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, participated in a notable display of sportsmanship following Japan’s Group F opener against the Netherlands on Sunday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.. The match ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw, with both teams earning a point in their opening fixture. True to longstanding custom, Japanese fans remained in their sections afterward to clean up trash, a practice dating back to Japan’s debut at the World Cup in 1998.. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement. This habit, instilled through school routines and a cultural emphasis on cleanliness and respect, extends to major events like the Olympics.. Winston, who had walked with the Netherlands’ “Orange Army” fanbase before kickoff, joined the Japanese supporters postgame. Wearing a custom Japan jersey bearing “No. 4” and “Winston” on the back, he carried a blue trash bag and helped collect litter.. Videos captured the veteran quarterback assisting fans, including aiding one in a wheelchair, highlighting a moment of cross-cultural goodwill.. The gesture quickly drew praise on social media, underscoring Winston’s reputation for class and leadership beyond the football field as he enters his 12th NFL season.. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement. This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Giants’ Jameis Winston embraces Japanese tradition after World Cup match