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Brian Daboll and the Titans visit the Giants in Jameis Winston's first start in place of Jaxson Dart

Brian Daboll returns to MetLife as Titans OC, facing his former Giants squad now led by Jameis Winston after Jaxson Dart's season-ending knee injury.

  • On Sunday, Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Brian Daboll returns to MetLife Stadium to face his former team, the New York Giants, in a Week 3 matchup.
  • Daboll coached the Giants for four seasons before joining Tennessee, while the Titans seek their first win after consecutive losses to the New York Jets and Philadelphia Eagles.
  • The Giants will start veteran quarterback Jameis Winston after Jaxson Dart underwent season-ending surgery for a knee injury suffered Monday in a 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
  • Titans wide receiver Wan'Dale Robinson, who signed a four-year, $70 million contract, will face his former Giants teammates; he said, "Excited to see all those guys."
  • Oddsmakers position the Giants as 3-point favorites for Sunday's game as the team attempts to stabilize its season following the blowout loss in Los Angeles.
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Brian Daboll and the Titans visit the Giants in Jameis Winston's first start in place of Jaxson Dart

Jameis Winston and the New York Giants are seeing a familiar face on the other sideline in his first start in place of injured quarterback Jaxson Dart. Former Giants coach Brian Daboll is the offensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans…

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