Isaiah Likely, Abdul Carter, Shelby Harris and Cam Skattebo were fined for plays in the 12-7 win over Tennessee. The four fines tied Jacksonville for the most in Week 3.
The Giants host Arizona as 2½-point underdogs with no red-zone touchdowns in four trips under Jameis Winston. How to watch, the line, injuries, weather and keys to the game.
The Giants beat Tennessee 12-7 with no touchdowns in two red-zone trips, and their defense had no sacks. Snap counts show a heavier run package and who took the edge snaps after Brian Burns left.
Next Gen Stats show Winston threw deeper and into tighter coverage than Dart did as starter, but missed his expected completion rate by 11.5 points, the widest gap on the Giants roster this season.
The Giants scored six points on nine drives after Jaxson Dart's knee injury. Jameis Winston went 11 of 27 with an interception, and the Giants were 3 of 14 on third down.
The Giants are 6 1/2-point underdogs Monday at a Rams defense that had no sacks and two QB hits in Week 1 and is without Myles Garrett. Week 1 numbers, injuries and the betting line.
Sharp Football Analysis charted the Giants using two backs on 51% of Week 1 snaps against a 12% league average. Their two-tight-end rate was 35%, one point above average.
All five of the Giants' lowest-graded defenders in Week 1 were interior linemen or cornerbacks. Both safeties graded far above every cornerback who played.
The Giants worked out four running backs Monday and signed Phil Mafah to the practice squad. Tracy, listed second on the depth chart, played two offensive snaps Sunday.
Harbaugh said Monday the Giants' four fumbles in the season opener were not close to acceptable. They recovered three. Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s was the one Dallas got.
Dart threw three touchdowns, Likely caught two, and the Giants held the ball 36:40 in a 28-20 win over Dallas in John Harbaugh's debut, their first Week 1 home win since 2010.