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The Giants jumped out to a double-digit lead but proceeded to allow 34 unanswered points  in a 34-27 loss to the Saints.

Even though they committed four turnovers, the Giants didn’t go down without a fight, and managed to make things interesting once again.

Fresh off a tie and two last-second victories in their previous three outings, the Giants stormed back with 17 unanswered points of their own in the final 11 minutes with J.J. McCarthy in for Jameis Winston at quarterback.

The defense, meanwhile, forced a turnover and three more punts as the offense had one final chance on fourth-and-one at the Saints 14 with 12 seconds left. But McCarthy’s pass intended for tight end Isaiah Likely fell incomplete in the back of the end zone. Tyler Shough took over for New Orleans and kneeled down for the victory.

The Giants fell to 3-2-1 on the season, while the Saints broke a three-game losing streak and improved to 2-4.

The Jets struck first against the Patriots and later rallied in the second half but missed out on several opportunities in their 26-19 loss in New England. The Jets dropped to 2-4, while the Patriots improved to 4-2.

Rookie WR Omar Cooper Jr. had his first career 100-yard game (6-103-1TD) and the defense recorded a pair of key takeaways in the loss. QB Geno Smith was 20-of-30 passing for 252 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT – a 48-yarder to Cooper in the third quarter.

The Jets trailed by 23-13 in the fourth quarter but cut it to a one-score game with K Jason Sanders making a 40-yard field goal with 7:20 left in the game.

The Patriots got the ball back and were able to rely on their run game, spending over 6 minutes on a 13-play drive capped with a 27-yard field goal. The Jets answered with Sanders scoring a 36-yard field goal with 32 seconds left.

RB Braelon Allen had another strong performance while rushing for 78 yards on 17 carries and added 26 yards on 2 receptions. Allen’s 91 scrimmage yards in the first half were the most in any half by a Jet this season.

Braelon Allen’s 22-yard touchdown run with 3:01 remaining in the fourth quarter put the New York Jets ahead of the Cleveland Browns in an eventual 17-12 win.

Allen’s rush was the longest of his career, five games into his third NFL season. The score was also the first rushing TD that Cleveland’s defense has allowed this year. Allen finished with 116 yards on 24 carries.

The Jets were in position for the go-ahead score after Browns punter Corey Bojorquez fumbled a snap on a punt attempt from their 42-yard line amid rainy conditions in New Jersey. The 19-yard loss gave the Jets the ball at the Cleveland 23, putting them in field goal position following the turnover.

Bojorquez’s fumble came after the Browns failed to capitalize on an opportunity to add to a two-point lead when Carson Schwesinger sacked Jets quarterback Geno Smith and caused a fumble. Adin Huntington recovered for Cleveland at the New York 48-yard line. But the Browns went three-and-out with Deshaun Watson throwing two incomplete passes, leading to the pivotal punt attempt.

The New York Giants rallied from a 14-point fourth quarter deficit and tied the Washington Commanders 27-27 on Sunday at Northwest Stadium.

The Giants (3-1-1) picked up a half-game on both the Cowboys and Eagles amid rainy conditions in Landover, Maryland, thanks to quarterback Jameis Winston’s excellent  performance. Winston went 33 for 54 for 326 yards and three touchdowns, two of which went to Isaiah Likely.

Winston also found Malik Nabers for the game-tying score late in the fourth quarter that forced overtime.

Dominic Zvada missed three field goals, and running back Cam Skattebo lost a crucial fumble in overtime with the Giants in field-goal range.

Giants fans can exhale about the tie, especially since New York didn’t lead at all Sunday. But Skattebo and Winston both lost fumbles, and Zvada’s three misses were his first of the season. 

The New York Yankees’ season came to a disappointing end at Yankee Stadium as they were swept out of the playoffs by the Tampa Bay Rays. The Yankees lost the decisive Game 3 of the American League Division Series with a narrow 4-3 defeat.

A pivotal moment occurred in the sixth inning when Anthony Volpe hit what appeared to be a game-tying home run. However, after a video review, the call was overturned, and the hit was ruled an RBI double. This decision prevented the Yankees from leveling the score, and they struggled to advance any runner past second base for the remainder of the game.

This loss extends the Yankees’ World Series championship drought to 17 years. The Yankees faced challenges throughout the series, including the absence of star player Aaron Judge due to injury, which left a significant gap in their lineup.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone faced criticism from fans, some of whom chanted for his dismissal as they exited the stadium. Boone, in his ninth season, has yet to lead the team to a title.

The Giants improved to 3-0 at MetLife Stadium with their 36-24 win over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, a victory that pushed them into sole possession of first place in the NFC East for the first time since 2015.

New York won its second straight overall and moved within one win of its 2025 victory total (4) with 13 games remaining. The Giants will play next on the road against the division-rival Commanders.

The Giants had won their first three games for the first time in 2008, a year in which they went 12-4 and were the No. 1 seed in the NFC.

But it was dicey for a while. The Giants came out flat, falling behind 14-3 in the first quarter, and were in danger of dropping their first game in front of their home fans since Dec. 21.

But quarterback Jameis Winston led the Giants back, helping them outscore the Cardinals 33-10 over the final three quarters.

“So far, we’ve been finding a way,” Winston said. “I’m so proud of our team for doing that. It’s definitely because of our fans.”

The Chicago Bears defeated the New York Jets 23-12 at Soldier Field on Sunday. Despite missing starting quarterback Caleb Williams, the Bears secured the victory behind a dominant running game to improve to 4-1.

The short-handed Bears controlled the game from start to finish despite starting quarterback Caleb Williams watching from the sidelines with a hamstring injury. Tyson Bagent stepped in under center, but it was rookie running back Kyle Monangai who carried the workload for Ben Johnson’s offense. Monangai pounded the Jets defense for a career-high 146 yards and two touchdowns on 30 carries.

The Bears’ defense kept Geno Smith and the Jets’ offense bottled up for most of the afternoon. Chicago jumped out to a 13-3 halftime lead and extended it to 23-6 in the fourth quarter. The Jets’ lone touchdown came late on a 58-yard strike from Smith to Isaiah Williams.

The New York Giants picked up a hard-fought victory Sunday, defeating the Tennessee Titans 12-7 at MetLife Stadium to improve to 2-1 on the season.

In their first game without starting quarterback Jaxson Dart, the Giants leaned on their defense and special teams to get the job done. New York struggled to find the end zone, but four field goals from rookie kicker Dominic Zvada and a clutch interception in the closing seconds proved to be enough.

Jameis Winston completed 12 of 18 passes for 117 yards and also used his legs when necessary, scrambling for a 15-yard first down.

The Giants’ offense struggled to generate touchdowns, but Zvada came through with four field goals to account for all 12 of New York’s points.

With only 14 seconds remaining, Titans quarterback Cam Ward attempted to find a receiver in the end zone. Giants safety Jevón Holland came up with the interception, ending Tennessee’s final scoring opportunity and securing the 12-7 victory.

The play capped off a strong defensive effort from New York, which held the Titans to just one touchdown.

The Detroit Lions secured a hard-fought 31-24 victory over the New York Jets, relying on a balanced offensive assault and a clutch pass rush to earn the win. Despite a big passing day from New York, Detroit controlled the line of scrimmage and won the turnover battle when it mattered most.

When the Lions needed efficient playmaking, Jahmyr Gibbs delivered in every facet of the game. The star running back dominated touches, racking up 99 rushing yards on 20 carries (5.0 yards per carry) along with two touchdowns on the ground.

While Jets quarterback Geno Smith posted strong raw numbers (31-for-37 for 321 yards and 3 TDs), the Lions sacked Smith five times for a loss of 44 total yards, drastically altering drive momentum and taking New York out of rhythm in critical situations.

Lions QB Jared Goff completed 25 of 32 passes for 269 yards, 2 touchdowns, and no interceptions. Detroit won the time of possession battle (31:05 to 28:24) and ensured the Jets never got the final spark they needed to complete a comeback.

Detroit’s victory showcased their formula for winning close games: feed your star playmaker, and control the line of scrimmage on defense. The Lions proved too much for the Jets to handle in a 31-24 thriller.

Shake Shack will debut a new Triple Chocolate Brownie Shake alongside the returning fan-favorite Oreo Cookie Funnel Cake Shake.

• Triple Chocolate Brownie Shake: Chocolate frozen custard hand-spun with brownie bits, chocolate sprinkles, and chocolate chips, topped with whipped cream and brownie crunch.
• Oreo Cookie Funnel Cake Shake: Oreo cookies and funnel cake crunch hand spun with vanilla frozen custard, topped with chocolate whipped cream.

Prices may vary, but both shakes are priced at $10.69 each for a regular at my nearest Shack, while a mini costs $8.79.

You can find the new Triple Chocolate Brownie Shake and Oreo Cookie Funnel Cake Shake at participating locations nationwide for a limited time.