The New York Giants are set to face off against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday without the services of starting quarterback Jaxson Dart after his season-ending knee injury. And it seems as if Dart's injury may have drastically affected the interest in Sunday's matchup for Giants fans. Following Dart's injury in the first quarter of the Giants' Week 2 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, the Giants offense struggled to show much for fans to be encouraged about moving forward.
Jameis Winston, who is set to start in Week 3, completed just 40 percent of his passes in the 28-6 loss to the Rams. Combine the Giants stagnant offense with what is projected to be a rainy and windy day in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Sunday and you have a game between the Giants and Titans that seems to have very little intrigue for fans. More news: Giants Targeting These 6 QBs to Replace Jaxson Dart: Report Currently, fans can attend the Giants-Titans game in person for as little as $16, the cheapest low-point of entry for any game of the Week 3 slate of games.
Obviously, the effects of the Nor'easter that is sweeping much of the eastern United States may very well be a significant factor in the ticket prices for Sunday's Giants-Titans game being so cheap. But it's certainly worth questioning whether these ticket prices would look different if Jaxson Dart was health and starting for the Giants instead of Jameis Winston. More news: Jayden Daniels’ Contract Situation With Commanders Could Hinge on Surgery Regardless, it will sure be interesting to see whether the Giants offense can rebound from their Week 2 loss to the Rams.
On paper, Sunday's game should be a relatively good opportunity for Jameis Winston to prove that he deserves to be the starter in place of Jaxson Dart. Early on in the 2026 season, the Titans defense has allowed the ninth-most total yards to opposing offenses. So if the Giants are going to turn things around on offense at some point this season without Dart under center, Sunday's game may very well serve as their best chance to do just that.
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