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Greg Newsome II makes plea to Giants fans after Jaxson Dart injury: ‘Stay with us’

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Serby, S. (2026, September 26). Greg Newsome II makes plea to Giants fans after Jaxson Dart injury: ‘Stay with us’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/26/sports/greg-newsome-ii-makes-plea-to-giants-fans-after-jaxson-dart-injury-stay-with-us/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-26 · by Steve Serby

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Giants cornerback Greg Newsome II addresses fans after teammate Jaxson Dart's injury, encouraging them to remain supportive of the team despite doubts from outsiders. In an interview with Steve Serby for The New York Post, Newsome emphasizes the team's unity and determination, referring to players as "dawgs" who will win at any cost. He expresses confidence in the Giants' playoff potential, citing strong leadership from players like Jameis Winston and coach John Harbaugh, and dismisses external skepticism.
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Greg Newsome II, a cornerback for the New York Giants and an offseason free-agent addition, addressed Giants fans after fellow player Jaxson Dart got injured. In an interview with Post columnist Steve Serby, Newsome urged fans to remain supportive: “Stay with us.” Despite skepticism from outside observers about the team's playoff prospects, Newsome is confident that if they stay consistent and maintain strong practice weeks, the Giants will make it to the playoffs. He emphasized that team members share similar traits of competitiveness and a relentless drive to win, distinguishing them from other teams where players might lack such commitment.

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Steve Serby
31 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 The Mud Bowl in Miami will forever be remembered by you and Jets fans.
🔮 He has endured too many of these somber locker rooms, teammates dressing in silence, staring blankly ahead, wondering when and if a better tomorrow will ever come.
🔮 What will be going through your heart and mind during the ring ceremony and the raising of the banner on Tuesday night?
🔮 But to me, if I had to pick one, it would be the 76ers.
🔮 As the Commanders turn to Jayden Daniels to try to save their season, The Natural and his friends vow that the Giants will be every bit as desperate to get to 4-1 and remain alone atop the NFC East, and possibly create separation between them and the rest of the division.
🔮 After Nabers had come to the sideline following his 25-yard TD catch in the first half against the Cardinals, he made it clear to Harbaugh that he could not be stopped.
🔮 So much will change.
🔮 SIGN UP NOWThey are the Cardiac Giants, who would have compelled Yogi Berra to shout from the rooftop: “It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over!”
🔮 These loyal fans will be cheering the first of the four Giants Super Bowl championship teams at halftime against the Cardinals on Sunday.
🔮 All across New England, all across the NFL, they are asking: This isn’t the quarterback the Joe Schoen-Brian Daboll regime coveted so much that they were willing to trade up with the Patriots from sixth overall to select him with the third-overall pick of the 2024 draft.
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Cleveland Giants Post

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Harbs PERSON · 2× Jameis PERSON · 2× Cleveland ORG · 1× Giants ORG · 1× Greg Newsome II PERSON · 1× Jameis Winston PERSON · 1× Joe [Schoen PERSON · 1× John Harbaugh PERSON · 1× Post ORG · 1× Steve Serby PERSON · 1×

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I don’t really care about the respect from the media and things like that, as long as my teammates and things like that know I come out here, competed every single day, brought the energy, brought the same passion and was a consistent player, that’s all I care about.
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🔮 think if we stay consistent, we have great practice weeks, if we continue to just be ourselves, we for sure will be in the playoffs.

Claims (159 extracted, 3 hedged)

Giants cornerback Greg Newsome II, and offseason free-agent addition, cover some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. asserted
II → cover → Serby
A: A dawg is somebody that’s trying to win at all costs, at any cost. asserted
that → try → cost
, I feel like they brought all of us here together for a reason. asserted
they → feel → reason
We all have similar traits, similar personalities — guys that want to win at all costs no matter what it takes. asserted
it → have → what
And you don’t see that in a lot of teams. asserted
you → see → teams
There’s teams where guys just kind of go through, ‘Ah, if we win, whatever.’ asserted
we → ’ → ?
This is a team where we feel like we should win every single game. asserted
we → feel → game
think if we stay consistent, we have great practice weeks, if we continue to just be ourselves, we for sure will be in the playoffs. asserted
we → think → playoffs
Nobody on the outside believes that now. asserted
Nobody → believe → that
Yeah, we don’t really care what people on the outside believe, at least I don’t. asserted
I → care → outside
If you start listening to what people believe on the outside, you already lose. asserted
you → start → outside
As long as the guys in this locker room, as long as the coaches and the people that work in this building believe, that’s all that matters. asserted
that → work → building
We know what we have in this building. asserted
we → know → building
What do you have in this building? asserted
you → have → building
We got a bunch of elite players. asserted
We → get → players
We got a great team. asserted
We → get → team
We got great leaders, and we’ll be ready to go. asserted
we → get → leaders
When you think of Jameis Winston, what do you think of? asserted
you → think → what
Can you give me an example of his leadership? asserted
you → give → leadership
A: He obviously was the backup quarterback, and he’s a captain. asserted
he → ’ → ?
That already tells you what impact he has on the guys, like you never really see the quote-unquote backup quarterback that has a “C” on his jersey. asserted
that → tell → jersey
Just him every single day out there on the field doing the pregame speeches and things like that and just at practice, he’s a pro, he’s one of the first people here, one of the last people to leave every day. asserted
he → do → people
Can you win with Jameis? asserted
you → win → Jameis
He’s proven that he can do very, very well in this league, and like I said, he’s a guy that’s seen a lot of football. asserted
that → prove → football
I played with him in Cleveland. asserted
I → play → Cleveland
He made a lot of things go right. asserted
lot → make → things
We have all the faith in the world in Jameis. asserted
We → have → Jameis
A: (Laugh) I feel like all his speeches are pretty good. asserted
speeches → feel → ?
It’s crazy because I asked him if they’re thought of. asserted
they → ’ → him
I think just him in the moment, he just has stuff that just comes to his head, he’s very good at those. asserted
he → think → those
When you deep dive into what he’s actually saying, I think a lot of it’s inspirational, even in preseason. asserted
lot → dive → preseason
I think one of his speeches he was talking about it doesn’t matter kind of where you come from, asserted
you → think → where
it doesn’t matter what happened before, it’s about being in the present, and that’s something that he kind of preaches all the time — just remain in present and trust in your abilities. asserted
he → matter → abilities
What makes Harbaugh a great coach? asserted
Harbaugh → make → ?
I think first, he’s a player’s coach. asserted
he → think → ?
But he’s not like an ordinary player’s coach. asserted
he → ’ → coach
What I mean by that is when you prove to him and show him that the players should lead a team, that’s the most successful teams. asserted
that → mean → team
But he also puts his foot down and holds everyone accountable. asserted
everyone → put → foot
I think that’s one of the most unique things about coaches is when you hold your best players accountable, it forces everybody else to be accountable. asserted
it → think → everybody
So that’s what I think I love about Harbs the most is that he holds everyone to the same standard. asserted
he → ’ → standard
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