Rams Beat Giants amid Dart Injury, Box Score Stats & Highlights for Stafford, Adams, Skattebo, More
Look away, New York Giants fans. Just look away.
Look away, New York Giants fans. Just look away.
On a night when Jaxson Dart left with a knee injury and didn't return and Malik Nabers suffered a shoulder injury and did return (but barely made an impact), the Giants were no match for the Los Angeles Rams, losing 28-6.
Here's a look at the stats for the key players from both sides:
Much of the intrigue surrounding the game resides with Dart and the severity of his injury. He reportedly wanted to return to the game, potentially a good sign that the injury won't be a serious one.
But on the field, the main story was Adams, who absolutely torched the New York secondary from the jump. With Puka Nacua out for a hip injury—and the Rams still smarting from a 27-7 loss against the San Francisco 49ers in Australia to start the season—it was a much-needed performance.
That Matt Stafford guy was pretty good too.
The Rams' front four also completely dominated on the other side of the ball, harassing Winston into a rough performance. Aaron Donald also made his season debut and looked good.
Overall, Monday night was exactly what the Rams needed after a humbling start to the 2026 season. For the Giants, on the other hand, it was an unmitigated disaster, with the hope that it will be contained to one night.
Up next for the Rams is a trip to Denver to face the Broncos next Sunday night, while the Giants will host the Tennessee Titans in the early slate.
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