Giants-Saints, Week 6: Live updates, discussion, score, highlights

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Follow and discuss all of the action right here as the New York Giants try to win a fourth straight home game when they face the New Orleans Saints at MetLife Stadium. Game time is 1 p.m. ET on FOX.

The Giants were the better team in the first half, but miscues, mistakes, and missed tackles proved costly. The Saints will get the ball to start the second half.

The Giants nearly have a goal line stand, but Tyler Shough finds a wide open Bryce Lance for a touchdown on 4th down. The Game is tied 10-10 as we go to halftime.

The Giants fumble again as Charlie Jones loses the ball on the ensuing kick-off return. The Saints recover in scoring position.

The Giants get off the field anyway, with Deonte Banks getting pressure on Tyler Shough. The Saints convert a 58-yard field goal to get on the board. The Giants lead 10-3 with 1:18 remaining.

Winston comes back on the field but can't find Malachi Fields in the Red Zone. The Giants settle for a 34-yard field goal, which Dominic Zvada drills. Giants lead 10-0 with 2:27 remaining in the game.

Jameis Winston takes helmet-to-helmet contact, then comes off the field for J.J. McCarthy. McCarthy then loses 2 yards on a read-option play.

Another tush push picks up the 1st down, then Jameis Winston finds Malik Nabers for 20 yards on 2nd and 15.

The Giants eventually get off the field, holding the Saints to a 55-yard field goal attempt. The kick is no-good, and the Giants take over at the 45. Giants lead 7-0

The Saints get to Winston twice on blitzes, forcing another Giants' punt. The Giants are struggling to get Nabers and Likely open against the Saints' man coverage.

The Giants go against tendencies and run play-action out of heavy personnel. Malik Nabers with a nice gain on first down.

Washington comes in with a big run stop on second down, then Jevon Holland nearly picks off Shough on 3rd down and the Saints punt… and again after a delay of game.

The Giants' next drive goes backward after Najee Harris runs into Jon Runyan Jr. on first down. Jordan Stout delivers a booming punt out of the endzone.

The Giants eventually get off the field after forcing 3rd and 25, bringing up 4th and 10. The Saints get a huge punt, and the Giants take over at their own 15.

Abdul Carter draws a pair of holding penalties to move the Saints back to 2nd and 25.

TOUCHDOWN GIANTS – Jameis Winston finds Tyrone Tracy as a check-down, and Tracy does the rest. The Giants lead the Saints 7-0 after the extra point from Dominic Zvada.

Another big reception by Isaiah Likely followed by a Tyrone Tracy run in Saints' territory.

The Giants convert 4th and 1 with an interesting take on the Tush Push.

The Giants' defense brings the pressure and gets off the field, forcing the punt after the Saints pick up a first down.

The Giants can't take advantage of their field position as a pair of screens go backward and Jameis Winston misses Isaiah Likely on the third and long.

The Giants start with fantastic field position after the Saints' kicker misses the landing zone.

The Giants will get the ball to start the game after the Saints win the coin toss and defer to the second half.

Some thoughts before the game gets underway.

The Giants are 3-1-1. The Saints are 1-4. Despite that, FanDuel Sportsbook lists the Giants as 1.5-point underdogs.

The Giants are coming off a 27-27 tie last week against the Washington Commanders. They are 2-0-1 with Jameis Winston starting at quarterback following the Jaxson Dart injury. The Saints have lost three straight. Their only victory of the season was a Week 2 24-17 overtime win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2.

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