Giants Beat Chargers 21-9, Improve to 2-0 at MetLife Stadium The New York Giants defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 21-9 at MetLife Stadium, improving to 2-0 at home for the first time in franchise history. The New York Giants defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 21-9 on Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The Giants improved to 2-0 at home for the first time in franchise history, according to the team. The game was played in rainy and windy conditions. Giants Make History with 2-0 Home StartThis is the first time the Giants have won their first two home games of a season. The last time they started 2-0 at home was in 2009, their final year at Giants Stadium. That season, Bruce Springsteen released the song Wrecking Ball as an ode to Giants Stadium and its demolition. The Giants played their first game at MetLife Stadium in the 2010 preseason.The 2009 season was the last for Giants Stadium, which had been the team home since 1976. The building was torn down and replaced by MetLife Stadium. The Giants have played at MetLife Stadium since 2010.The Giants are now 2-0 at home to start the 2026 season. Their overall record after three weeks is part of what the team has called a Survivor-like season. The team has not specified its full record.Jameis Winston Quiet in Rainy ConditionsQuarterback Jameis Winston completed 14 of 22 passes for 118 yards with a passer rating of 77.5. The adverse weather conditions may have affected his performance. Winston has a reputation as a gunslinger over his 12-year career. The Giants coaching staff wants him to shed that reputation and avoid risky throws.Some observers wonder if the emphasis on ball security has made Winston hesitant. He has been careful not to put the ball in harm way. The coaching staff has not commented on his performance after the game.Winston walked off the field at the end of the second half at MetLife Stadium. He was seen heading to the locker room after the final whistle.Defensive Plays Help Secure WinSafety Jevon Holland intercepted a pass during the second half. The turnover helped the Giants maintain their lead. Linebacker Abdul Carter was seen reacting on the field during warmups before the game. Carter is in his rookie season with the Giants.Linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux was on the sideline during the second half. He did not appear to be on the field for defensive snaps in the second half. The team has not announced any injury update for Thibodeaux.The Giants defense held the Chargers to nine points. The unit forced at least one turnover. The Chargers offense struggled to move the ball consistently.The Giants will look to continue their home success in the coming weeks. Their next game is not specified in this report. The team remains focused on improving each week.