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In a rain-soaked game against the Titans at MetLife Stadium, undrafted rookie kicker Dominic Zvada and punter Jordan Stout were crucial in securing the Giants' 12-7 victory. Zvada successfully made all four of his field goal attempts from various distances to account for the team’s entire scoring output. Meanwhile, Stout averaged 50.5 yards on six punts, including a 74-yard effort, which kept the Titans pinned deep in their own territory and stifled their offense. Coach John Harbaugh praised both players' performances, highlighting how their contributions turned the game into a field-position battle that the Giants won.
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.
A newcomer and a rookie saved the Giants on Sunday.
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newcomer → save → Sunday
You probably won’t see anyone wearing their jerseys anytime soon outside of their family members.
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anyone → see → members
But make no mistake, the Giants probably aren’t 2-1 if not for Jordan Stout and Dominic Zvada.
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Giants → make → Stout
tRY IT NOWZvada made all four of his field goal attempts to account for the entirety of Big Blue’s scoring, and Stout repeatedly pinned the Titans deep in their own end in the Giants’ 12-7 win at a rain-soaked MetLife Stadium.
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Stout → try → Stadium
I see it in practice.
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I → see → practice
There’s a reason why he won the job,” right guard Francis Mauigoa said of Zvada, an undrafted rookie out of Michigan.
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Mauigoa → ’ → Michigan
“He earned all of our trust.”
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He → earn → trust
Zvada wasn’t asked to make any long kicks in poor conditions, but he was still very valuable, and has shown impressive poise for a 22-year-old.
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he → ask → old
In the offseason, the Giants made Stout the highest-paid punter in the sport, giving him a three-year, $12.3 million deal to join his old coach, John Harbaugh.
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Stout → make → coach
Stout, a first-team All-Pro last season, averaged 50.5 on six punts, including a 74-yard blast.
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Stout → average → blast
Three times, he pinned the Titans inside their 20-yard line.
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he → pin → line
On a wet day, that was significant, especially since the Titans didn’t get going offensively until the fourth quarter.
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Titans → go → quarter
How about the field position that was flipped?” Harbaugh said.
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Harbaugh → flip → position
“We had numerous long punts with great coverage, even created a few penalties that backed them up even a little further from the top of the catch.
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that → have → catch
The conditions made it difficult for the two offenses, and the respective coaching staffs didn’t push it.
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staffs → make → it
It became a field-position game.
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It → become → ?
“I didn’t expect there to be a — what do you call it? — a nor’easter?
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you → expect → it
I didn’t expect one of those to come through this early,” Stout said.
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Stout → expect → those
“Hopefully it’s gonna keep getting better, the weather.
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it → go → ?
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