Jameis Winston's on-field production in just under two games as the New York Giants' starting quarterback hasn't helped clarify the team's uncertainty at the position following Jaxson Dart's season-ending injury. However, if there's anyone who can step in and make their mark with an incredible interview both before and after a game, it's certainly Winston.
We've known that for much of his career, and with Dart sidelined and the Giants now 2-1 after defeating the Tennessee Titans 12-7 on Sunday, it makes looking back at his interviews before and after this game a whole lot more enjoyable.
Winston's run of must-see media moments began before Sunday's win, when he was asked how confident he was about carrying the team forward.
"One thing that I do
is forgetting those that is behind, and reaching forward to what's ahead," Winston said while staring off into the distance.
Reporter: “How confident are you in carrying this team forward?”
— TJ Salomone (@TJSalomone) September 27, 2026
Jameis Winston: “One thing that I do is forgetting those that is behind… and reaching forward to what’s ahead.” (stares off into space) 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/cBM5N9RiKs
The interview continued in the exact same fashion, and fans couldn't get enough of it.
"I can't stop watching this. His stare at the end has me rolling," wrote the person who posted the video.
Other fans chimed in quickly, some jokingly pitching the idea of putting Winston on College GameDay instead of Pat McAfee, and others praising the reporter for even being able to continue the interview while processing what Winston had just said.
The responses poured in, and then just hours later, it was Winston's postgame presser that really drove home a day of Jameis-fueled comments.
"There was no doubt on the sideline that this was going to happen. Obviously, we are our brothers' keepers, winning this game for Jaxson. 12 points, six times two; it's for you. That's 12, alright?" Winston said.
Jameis cooked with this quote pic.twitter.com/YkpdOd1tSH
— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) September 27, 2026
It's hard to even find the words for Winston's run of interviews following his first full start of the 2026 NFL season. However, one thing remains certain: when the Giants quarterback does call it a career, his future in broadcasting should already be locked in. This man knows how to create a moment during interviews, and Week 4 should only bring more of this.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Jameis Winston's wild interviews vs. Titans were a movie audition brought to life
