The New York Giants left Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday with a 19-11 win and the end of a 13-year road losing streak in Philadelphia.
It took both quarterbacks. J.J. McCarthy left briefly with a hip injury. Jameis Winston came in, threw the go-ahead touchdown to Isaiah Likely, and helped New York pull away. Dominic Zvada added four field goals. The defense held Saquon Barkley to 22 yards and kept the Eagles from mounting any real late push.
The result kept the Giants alone in first place in the NFC East.
Pro Football Focus has graded the tape. The streak will get the headlines. The grades will show which players actually held up in a game that stayed tight for most of the afternoon.
Here's a look at the highest- and lowest-graded Giants players
from their Week 9 win, courtesy of Pro Football Focus.
Top 5 offense
- QB Jameis Winston (89.2)
- WR Darnell Mooney (73.8)
- RB Greg Desrosiers Jr. (72.7)
- QB J.J. McCarthy (72.7)
- OL Bryan Hudson (68.4)
Bottom 5 offense
- OL Francis Mauigoa (44.1)
- TE Chris Manhertz (48.9)
- OL Andrew Thomas (5.03)
- OL Jon Runyan Jr. (51.2)
- TE Theo Johnson (51.5)
Top 5 defense
- CB Greg Newsome II (88.4)
- DL Darius Alexander (74.1)
- LB Arvell Reese (72.7)
- S Ar'Darius Washington (71.6)
- CB Dru Phillips (68.7)
Bottom 5 defense
- DL Shelby Harris (30.3)
- LB Dawuane Smoot (46.8)
- LB Trace Ford (48.6)
- LB Abdul Carter (49.0)
- CB Deonte Banks (52.7)
Top 5 special teams
- LB Jack Kelly (82.5)
- K Dominic Zvada (76.4)
- LB Trace Ford (75.2)
- S Tyler Nubin (74.2)
- LB Malik Harrison (69.2)
Bottom 5 special teams
- WR Charlie Jones (31.4)
- CB Nic Jones (35.6)
- LB Arvell Reese (41.3)
- DL Shelby Harris (59.6)
- S Elijah Campbell (59.6)
Other notable player grades
- WR Malachi Fields (65.0)
- OL Jermaine Eluemunor (58.2)
- WR Malik Nabers (54.4)
- RB Devin Singletary (53.7)
- DL D.J. Reader (65.9)
- LB Kayvon Thibodeaux (56.7)
- LB Micah McFadden (52.9)
This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Jameis Winston was New York Giants' highest-graded player in win over Eagles













