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Brian Daboll's offensive struggles continued in his return to MetLife Stadium with the Tennessee Titans, where they failed to score until late in the fourth quarter during a 12-7 loss to the New York Giants on a rainy day. Former Giants receiver Wan’Dale Robinson scored the only touchdown for the Titans and expressed optimism about improvement despite Daboll's poor start as offensive coordinator, mirroring his tenure with the Giants last season before being fired.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-28,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
The New York Giants face worsening injury issues as star linebacker Brian Burns will miss time due to an ankle injury suffered during their 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Jaxson Dart, the team's young quarterback, has been ruled out for the season after suffering knee damage in the same game. The Giants host the Tennessee Titans on Sunday and are expected to start backup QB Jameis Winston, who struggled in his first game back since Dart’s injury. Despite these challenges, rookie kicker Dominic Zvada showed promise with successful field goals against the Rams, potentially boosting a unit looking to make improvements under new coordinator John Harbaugh.
Written for “Giants Injury Woes and Recent Games” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 26 other(s) covering the same event.
In Brian Daboll’s return to MetLife Stadium, his offense looked awfully similar to the one he ran as Giants head coach.
asserted
he → look → coach
Titans nearly went the entire first half without a first down, didn’t score a point until there was 5:35 left in the fourth quarter and fell to the injury-depleted Giants, 12-7, on a rainy and windy day in East Rutherford.
asserted
Titans → go → Rutherford
Former No. 1 overall draft pick Cam Ward struggled most of the afternoon, and threw the game-clinching interception with 17 seconds left as the Titans drove for the potential game-winning score.
asserted
Titans → struggle → score
A video caught a frustrated Daboll slamming a table in the press box after Jevón Holland’s pick, his third of the season and the first one thrown by Ward in 209 passing attempts.
asserted
Daboll → catch → attempts
Daboll is now 0-3 as the Tennessee offensive coordinator, a start that mirrors his year with Big Blue last season before getting fired.
asserted
that → mirror → Blue
“We had some drops.
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We → have → drops
We had some opportunities to move the ball.
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We → have → ball
We had opportunities to put ourselves in a good position,” Titans coach Robert Saleh said of the slow start offensively.
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Saleh → have → start
“But from an execution standpoint, whether or not we could have been better with play-calling, we’ll always go back and evaluate, and I’ll have better answers for you guys.”
uncertain
I → go → guys
When Saleh — the former Jets head coach — landed the Titans job, the hiring of Daboll was mostly lauded as a sound choice.
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hiring → land → choice
Daboll had a strong history as an offensive coordinator with the Bills.
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Daboll → have → Bills
But so far, the Titans have managed just 37 points in three games and Ward hasn’t shown much, if any, progress.
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Ward → manage → progress
“It’s our third game as an offense fully together,” former Giants receiver Wan’Dale Robinson said.
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Robinson → ’ → offense
“It’s going to take some time.
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It → go → time
At the end of the day, we’re going to continue to work and continue to get better.
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we → go → day
I feel like each week we’ve gotten better in whatever aspect it may be.”
uncertain
it → feel → ?
Robinson had a productive homecoming.
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Robinson → have → homecoming
He caught seven passes for 57 yards and the game’s only touchdown.
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He → catch → yards
In the offseason, he signed a four-year, $78 million deal with the Titans.
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he → sign → Titans
He did meet with new Giants coach John Harbaugh.
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He → meet → Harbaugh
“I felt like I wanted to be there.
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I → feel → ?
But at the end of the day, it just didn’t work out and I ended up in Tennessee
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I → work → Tennessee
,” Robinson said.
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Robinson → say → ?
“I love the Giants, I love that organization.
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I → love → organization
They did nothing but treated me right and treated me well.
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They → do → me
I have nothing but love for all of those guys.”
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I → have → guys
The Jets and the Giants probably love the Titans, too.
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Jets → love → Titans
Two of their three wins have come against their former coaches, Daboll and Saleh.
asserted
Two → come → coaches
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