​Good morning, New York Giants fans! Here are the stories you need to know as the Giants look to rebound against the Tennessee Titans.The Giants’ major questions run deeper than injuries after blowout loss to Rams | The AthleticThe Giants are supposed to be better equipped to weather that type of adversity because they have veteran backup Jameis Winston, who recently signed a two-year, $13 million extension. But the Giants got the version of Winston that showed why he went from No. 1 pick to backup. With Winston spraying the ball all over the field Monday night, the offense never found any rhythm.The search for schematic answers likely began as Harbaugh watched the game tape on the flight home. He didn’t wait that long to take the pulse of his players, as he made his way around the postgame locker room and huddled with small groups. As discouraging as Monday’s result was, players vowed not to let it carry over. “For us to come in here and lose this game, obviously it sucks,” right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor said. “But you get punched in the face, you’ve got to get back up and keep going because we’ve still got 15 more rounds.”Chris Simms on the play that Dart got hurtThe play where Dart got hurt was in disarray before the snap. pic.twitter.com/b4WKB6p0wS— Chris Simms (@CSimmsQB) September 22, 2026Jaxson Dart’’s injury a gut punch to Giants and John Harbaugh’s potential storybook season | SNY.tvThat uncertainty could follow the Giants into the 2027 draft. If they struggle without Dart and land a high first-round pick, Harbaugh and Schoen could face a decision they had hoped was behind them: Stick with a quarterback whose promise they have seen but whose development remains incomplete, or consider starting over.The question would not simply be whether Dart is talented enough. It would be whether they have seen enough to commit to him — and whether they can trust him to remain on the field.Six things we learned from Giants’ Week 2 loss: The scary Jameis Winston Experience will now make or break season | New York PostIt’s time for Jameis Winston to show if he’s worth that new extension. If Jaxson Dart is going to be sidelined for two to four weeks – the typical recovery timeline experts associate with what the Giants fear is a sprained MCL – then there are worse times for it to happen than against the softest part of the schedule.Jameis Winston pins Giants’ passing woes on early-down failures | USAToday.comWinston said Los Angeles got ahead and then knew a pass was coming, making the passing game difficult.“They knew a pass was coming. When you know a pass is coming — it’s very challenging to throw the ball when (they) know that a pass is coming,” Winston said. “We have just got to execute better. We are focusing on being in better down the distance. We went in third-and-long a lot, so I have to execute better on first and second down… Pressure is for the unprepared. You keep preparing. You be ready.