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J.J. McCarthy, Jameis Winston showed Giants they are true fighters they can believe in

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Serby, S. (2026, November 9). J.J. McCarthy, Jameis Winston showed Giants they are true fighters they can believe in. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/08/sports/j-j-mccarthy-jameis-winston-showed-giants-they-are-true-fighters-they-can-believe-in/

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In a crucial game against the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field, J.J. McCarthy suffered an injury and Jameis Winston stepped up to lead a critical touchdown drive in the fourth quarter. This performance helped the Giants secure their first win at this venue since 2013, breaking a longstanding losing streak that had spanned 13 games. The article highlights the team's resilience and fighting spirit under pressure.

Written by AI on 2026-11-09, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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On November 8, J.J. McCarthy, the starting quarterback for the New York Giants, suffered a hip injury during their game against the Philadelphia Eagles and had to leave early in the third quarter. The exact nature of his injury is not specified by the team beyond it being described as "hip," but an on-field medical expert suggested it might be an oblique muscle issue based on video analysis. McCarthy completed 9 out of 13 passes for 101 yards before getting hurt and was sacked five times in the first half. Backup quarterback Jameis Winston took over, leading a crucial drive that helped the Giants secure their victory against the Eagles with a final score of 19-11. McCarthy expressed optimism about playing again soon despite his injury, stating he feels good and is willing to push through for an upcoming game against Washington on a short week.

Written for “J.J. McCarthy's Injury Scare” on 2026-11-09, grounded in this article and the 3 other(s) covering the same event.

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It was the backup quarterback, summoned to the huddle he had been forced to surrender weeks ago to McCarthy, directing a remarkable touchdown drive that gave the Giants a lead they would not relinquish.

2026-11-09 · assertive framing · J.J. McCarthy, Jameis Winston showed Giants they are true fighters they can believe in

tRY IT NOWWhen Glenn was hired, and especially at the start of this season, no one could possibly have imagined a day when any Jets offense could score 33 points and find a way to lose.

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A: Everything — greatness, wins, try to be the best player I could be.

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The Mud Bowl in Miami will forever be remembered by you and Jets fans.

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He has endured too many of these somber locker rooms, teammates dressing in silence, staring blankly ahead, wondering when and if a better tomorrow will ever come.

2026-10-19 · assertive framing · Jets keep making the same Garrett Wilson mistake — and it’s time he speaks up

What will be going through your heart and mind during the ring ceremony and the raising of the banner on Tuesday night?

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But to me, if I had to pick one, it would be the 76ers.

2026-10-17 · assertive framing · Kendrick Perkins tells The Post how Mike Brown can best navigate the Knicks’ Karl-Anthony Towns contract drama

As the Commanders turn to Jayden Daniels to try to save their season, The Natural and his friends vow that the Giants will be every bit as desperate to get to 4-1 and remain alone atop the NFC East, and possibly create separation between them and the rest of the division.

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So much will change.

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Memo to Jets and Aaron Glenn — you absolutely cannot lose this game

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PHILADELPHIA — J.J. McCarthy was jogging off the field, his hip in need of an urgent examination in the bowels of the Linc. asserted

hip → jog → Linc

The demons who had tortured and tormented the Giants every year here since 2013 had suddenly returned, and another agonizing bus ride on the Turnpike North hovered ominously over the New York Football Giants. asserted

ride → torture → Giants

SIGN UP NOWBut these are John Harbaugh’s Giants, defiant and tough and tough-minded, long on fight and resilience and perseverance and all the precious intangibles that enable a team to find a way to win and end that ignominious 13-game streak here. asserted

team → sign → streak

they → summon → lead

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