Saints Win First NFL Game Beating Giants 26-14 Amidst Five Consecutive Giants Turnovers

The New York Giants suffered a devastating 26-14 loss to the previously winless New Orleans Saints, largely due to a historic five-turnover streak that unraveled a promising 14-3 lead. Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, who started strong with two touchdown passes to tight end Theo Johnson, struggled in the second half with a crucial fumble and two interceptions, contributing heavily to the Giants' offensive collapse. Running back Cam Skattebo also lost a critical fumble deep in Saints territory, which led to an 86-yard scoop-and-score touchdown, effectively sealing the Giants' fate. The Giants became the first NFL team in nine years to turn over the ball on five straight possessions, highlighting a pattern of costly mistakes that have plagued the team under coach Brian Daboll. The absence of top wideout Malik Nabers, who suffered a season-ending ACL injury, compounded these issues as the Giants failed to trust their backup receivers. With a 1-4 record, the Giants now face a challenging schedule ahead and must address these turnover problems to salvage their season and maintain confidence in Dart's development.