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Winston, McCarthy Combine to Lead Giants to 19-11 Win and Hand Eagles 7th Straight Loss – WTOP News
Jameis Winston replaced injured J.J. McCarthy and threw the go-ahead touchdown as New York snapped a 13-game road skid, officials said.
- On Sunday, November 8, 2026, the New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 19-11 at Lincoln Financial Field, ending a 13-year losing streak in Philadelphia dating to October 2013.
- Entering with a 2-7 record, the Eagles started Joe Milton III in place of injured starter Jalen Hurts, seeking to snap a six-game losing streak after cycling through struggling quarterbacks.
- Giants quarterback McCarthy exited early with a hip injury; replacement Jameis Winston threw a touchdown pass to tight end Isaiah Likely while linebacker Arvell Reese recorded three sacks leading the defense.
- Kicker Dominic Zvada connected on four field goals, lifting the Giants to 5-2-1 and first place in the NFC East, while Philadelphia fell to 2-7 with their seventh consecutive loss.
- The Washington Commanders visit New York on Thursday night at 8:15 p.m. ET, while the Eagles head into a bye week with their playoff hopes all but eliminated.
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Winston, McCarthy combine to lead Giants to 19-11 win and hand Eagles 7th straight loss – WTOP News
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jameis Winston replaced the injured J.J. McCarthy long enough to throw a go-ahead touchdown pass and help the New York Giants keep their gri
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Giants Get Rare Win vs. Eagles, Box Score Stats, Highlights for Saquon, McCarthy, Milton, More
J.J. McCarthy and the New York Giants defeated Joe Milton and the Philadelphia Eagles, 19-11, in an NFC East showdown Sunday, earning their first win at Lincoln Financial Field since 2013.
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