The Giants improved to 3-1 overall with their three wins coming at home. All it took was two last-second interceptions in as many weeks. Safety Jevón Holland was the Week 3 hero and went on to be named NFC Defensive Player of the Month.

John Harbaugh is the sixth Giants head coach to begin his tenure 3-0 at home, joining Dan Reeves (1993), Alex Webster (1969), Jim Lee Howell (1954), Steve Owen (1931) and Roy Andrews (1929).

It is the Giants’ eighth 3-0 home start since 1970 and the first since 2008. They made the playoffs each of the previous seven times they won their first three home games.

“It means a lot,” Harbaugh said of the undefeated home record. “I think all of us, all of us, the players, coaches, we’re all very, the organization. I know Mr. Mara (team president John Mara), talked to him after the game, everybody’s very proud of that, very proud of that. All right, now, next time we come back home, we’ve got to extend it. We got to win the next one.”

And they did it on a day when the Giants celebrated the 40th anniversary of the 1986 championship team.

“It makes me really proud what they represented, that they could watch a football game like that,” Harbaugh said. “Even though it wasn’t the most beautiful game as far as played perfectly, it was a winning game. The heart and the determination and handling the pressure and all those things. I’m kind of proud of that.”

The last time the Giants won a game in which they trailed by 11 points or more was when they played, who else, the Cardinals in Week 2 of the 2023 season. The Giants trailed by 21 points in the third quarter of that game and scored 24 unanswered on the road for a 31-28 victory. On Sunday, the Giants fell behind 14-3 after Arizona’s hot start in the first quarter.

“Well, my experience, it functions from gratitude. So, every time I’m out there, you know, it’s a privilege for me to go out there and play. There are only 32 quarterbacks that are starters in the NFL. So, that’s a privilege. It is. So, my experience is just to go out there and glorify the kingdom of God, man, and be my very best. That’s my experience. That’s the experience that I’m living.” – Jameis Winston on the Jameis Winston experience after winning his second game in a row since taking over for the injured Jaxson Dart