Jordan Raanan Sep 26, 2026, 06:00 AM ET EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. -- The New York Giants' offense is shifting with Jameis Winston now as the starting quarterback after Jaxson Dart's season-ending knee injury. Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy noted the team had installed close to 300 plays during training camp, preparing for multiple offensive styles.

Head coach John Harbaugh emphasized the change is more of a 'lane change' than a complete overhaul, aiming to maintain the team's identity as a big, physical unit. Winston, 32, is not a running threat like Dart, so QB-designed runs will decrease, shifting focus to the passing game and establishing the power run game. Running back Cam Skattebo has emerged as the No. 1 option, handling 67% of carries in the first two weeks, with Devin Singletary, Najee Harris, and Tyrone Tracy Jr. following.

Fullback Patrick Ricard is expected to see increased involvement, especially in short-yardage and red-zone situations. Harbaugh praised Winston's arm strength, calling him a 'big, strong, passing quarterback,' and said the offense will build around his ability to throw downfield while continuing to establish the run.