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Saints demolish Giants with a 26-14 thrashing. Cam Granderson was unjustly flagged for roughing Jaxson Dart. Cam Granderson was unjustly flagged for roughing Jaxson Dart. / MySportsUpdate on X The New Orleans Saints turned rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart’s second NFL start into an absolute nightmare, relentlessly hounding the young signal-caller as they obliterated the New York Giants with a commanding 26-14 victory on Sunday. The Saints’ defense was a juggernaut, picking off Dart twice and capitalizing on a fumble for a stunning touchdown return to secure their first win of the season—a ferocious comeback from the brink of disaster. Yet, a scandalous roughing-the-passer penalty called on Carl Granderson late in the game ignited a firestorm of outrage, branded by fans and players alike as nothing short of a blatant robbery. Though it didn’t alter the final score, this egregious call has sparked a full-blown uproar, with the Saints condemning it as a shocking injustice by the officiating crew! “All I saw was a textbook sack,” Head Coach Kellen Moore roared post-game. “This is an absolute travesty and a disgrace! You’re trying to coach your players to play clean, but when you’re left with no answers to explain these ludicrous calls, it’s infuriating and humiliating!” Cam Jordan was even more explosive, bellowing during a teammate’s interview, “Cam Granderson was straight-up robbed!”—a direct indictment of the referees’ suspicious bias. If anyone dared to defend the officials, they might weakly argue that Granderson’s helmet grazed Dart’s. But with that angle and minimal force, this call was beyond absurd—it’s the kind of indefensible blunder that could crush a team’s spirit and undermine the game’s integrity! Thankfully for the Saints, their dominant victory will soon bury this officiating debacle.