Spencer Rattler secures first career NFL win after 11 starts as Saints beat Giants at home

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It took 11 games, but New Orleans Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler finally earned his first career win in the NFL.

Rattler had been in several close games with the Saints but hadn’t been able to come away with that winning feeling — until the New York Giants came into the Caesars Superdome on Sunday. The Giants were fresh off their first win of the season and the first of Jaxson Dart’s young career in Week 4.

Rattler, however, didn’t let New York’s momentum last long, leading the Saints to a 26-14 win that saw the defense play a major role in the effort.

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Spencer Rattler of the New Orleans Saints warms up prior to the game against the New York Giants at Caesars Superdome on Oct. 5, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana.  (Sean Gardner/Getty Images)

Rattler went 20-of-30 for 225 yards, including an 87-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Rasheed Shaheed that brought the Saints back into the game after the Giants opened with two touchdown drives capped by passes to tight end Theo Johnson.

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Shaheed’s touchdown cut the Giants’ lead to 14-13, but after New Orleans kicker Blake Grupe missed a field goal, it appeared momentum might swing back to the Giants. That changed when Dart’s pass to Darius Slayton resulted in a fumble as New York crossed into Saints territory.

After the Saints recovered the fumble, Grupe converted a field goal to end the half, and New Orleans never looked back.

Rashid Shaheed of the New Orleans Saints reacts after a first down