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Saints Rally for 34-27 Win Over Giants, End Three-Game Slide

Daniel Carlson's 58-yard field goal followed by a forced kickoff fumble swung momentum, setting up New Orleans' decisive 34-point run.

Overview

  • The New Orleans Saints beat the New York Giants 34-27 on Sunday to snap a three-game losing streak and improve to 2-4.
  • A 58-yard field goal by Daniel Carlson with 90 seconds left in the first half was followed immediately by Isaiah Stalbird forcing a kickoff fumble that Oscar Delp recovered, a sequence that flipped momentum into halftime.
  • Tyler Shough threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score while finishing 16-of-30 for 144 yards and 32 rushing yards during New Orleans' 34-point surge.
  • Giants backup J.J. McCarthy replaced Jameis Winston in the fourth quarter and threw for 243 yards in about 11 minutes, but his final fourth-and-1 pass in the last minute fell incomplete.
  • The game produced multiple injuries, including Saints guard Cesar Ruiz leaving with a knee issue and Giants cornerback Greg Newsome being evaluated for a concussion, and New Orleans will travel next week to play the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris.