Giants win in Philadelphia for the first time since 2013, beating the Eagles 19-11; Jets fall to 2-7 in Kansas City

The Giants finally won in Philadelphia. New York beat the Eagles 19-11 on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, its first win there since Oct. 27, 2013. The Eagles had won 13 straight at home against the Giants in that span, including a playoff game, ABC7 reported.

At 5-2-1, the Giants are the only team in the NFC East with a winning record. The Eagles fell to 2-7 with their seventh straight loss.

Giants: Winston's one drive

• The turning point: starter J.J. McCarthy took a hard hit on the Giants' first drive of the third quarter and left with a hip injury, with New York down 8-6. Coach John Harbaugh sent in Jameis Winston, who led a 14-play, 76-yard drive that took nearly eight minutes and ended with a 5-yard touchdown pass to tight end Isaiah Likely for a 13-8 lead, amNewYork reported.
• Quarterbacks: McCarthy returned for the final play of the third quarter and finished 12 of 19 for 127 yards. Winston went 6 of 8 for 71 yards and the touchdown.
• Kicking: rookie Dominic Zvada made all four field goals, from 53, 49, 38 and 49 yards. amNewYork noted he had missed four of his previous nine attempts.
• Defense: the Giants sacked Eagles quarterback Joe Milton, making his first NFL start, seven times, the last on the final play. Rookie linebacker Arvell Reese had 10 tackles and three sacks.
• Running game: without Cam Skattebo (hamstring) and Tyrone Tracy (injured reserve), Devin Singletary had 31 yards on 21 carries.

The Eagles' only touchdown was a 3-yard Saquon Barkley run in the first quarter. Milton ran in the 2-point conversion, and Jake Elliott added a late field goal. With Jalen Hurts likely out for the season with blood clots, ABC7 reported, Philadelphia could reshape its roster before Tuesday's NFL trade deadline.

Jets: shut out in the second half

The Jets lost 35-12 to the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium and fell to 2-7, their fourth straight loss, ABC7 reported.

• First half: Jason Sanders made four field goals and missed a fifth from 53 yards before the break, and Kansas City led only 14-12 at halftime.
• Second half: the Jets had six possessions, punted four times and turned it over on downs twice, gaining 46 total yards, amNewYork reported. The Chiefs scored two third-quarter touchdowns to pull away.
• Chiefs: running back Kenneth Walker had 143 yards from scrimmage and three touchdowns, two of them catches. Patrick Mahomes threw for 242 yards after an apparent elbow injury on a David Bailey sack.
• Jets offense: Geno Smith threw for 165 yards and was sacked five times. Wide receiver Garrett Wilson missed the game with a concussion. Breece Hall returned after five weeks out with a quadriceps injury, and he and Braelon Allen combined for 94 rushing yards.

"We didn't play up to par," coach Aaron Glenn said after the game, according to amNewYork.