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Giants fans, crack a smile and pass the relish — Big Blue just flipped the NFC East script with a 34–17 Thursday night thumping of the Eagles at MetLife. Philly opened with a field goal, but rookie spark plug Jaxson Dart answered with a 19-yard house call, and Wan’Dale Robinson stacked a 35-yard score on top. The Eagles briefly grabbed a 17–13 lead behind the tush-push maestro Jalen Hurts, only for New York to punch back before the half and never look back. That’s how you set the tone under the lights. (nfl.com)

From there it was the Cam Show, and every seat had a great view. Cam Skattebo: 19 carries, 98 yards, 3 TDs — the rookie ran through arm tackles like a lawnmower through high grass, with a 12-yarder to the doorstep and a trio of goal-line finishes that turned drives into daggers. Dart kept Philly honest with his legs, too — 13 rushes for 58 yards and a TD — and dealt efficiently through the air at 17/25 for 195 yards and a TD, with Robinson humming at 6 for 84 and a score. Dart even ducked out briefly for a concussion check in the third and came right back to close it down — all moxie, no flinch. (nfl.com)

Philly had flashes — Dallas Goedert was a bully in the seams with 9 catches for 110 yards and a TD, and A.J. Brown chipped in 6 for 80 — but the Eagles’ ground game sputtered to 73 rushing yards, and the mistakes bit hard. Cor’Dale Flott’s 68-yard interception return torpedoed a red-zone chance, and an A.J. Dillon fumble stalled the last gasp while the Giants’ pass rush (hello, Brian Burns) kept Hurts from finding a rhythm. Rough night in the Linc-adjacent universe, and part of a wider Philly sports faceplant on October 9. (nfl.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Cam Skattebo. Three touchdowns, big-boy yards after contact, and the closer’s calm when it mattered. That’s relish-worthy. I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and this has been Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.