The New York Giants dominated their crosstown rivals in a 31-12 preseason rout over the Jets on Saturday night, showcasing an explosive passing attack that left the Jets' defense scrambling. Quarterback Jaxson Dart led the charge with surgical precision, completing 14 of 16 passes for 137 yards and a touchdown, while Russell Wilson added a 108-yard spark on just four completions. The Giants' aerial assault was highlighted by Beaux Collins' 80-yard reception—a game-changing play that electrified the MetLife Stadium crowd. Even with two interceptions, New York's quarterbacks combined for 398 passing yards, overwhelming a Jets defense that managed just one sack and struggled to contain the big plays.

While the Jets found modest success on the ground with Breece Hall and Kene Nwangwu combining for 57 rushing yards, their passing game never found rhythm. Adrian Martinez's 114 yards weren't enough to offset the Giants' relentless efficiency, which included three red-zone conversions. With this statement win, the Giants' offense looks poised for the regular season, while the Jets must address their defensive vulnerabilities before Week 1.