The Jameis Winston Experience is the ultimate amusement park ride. Currently, Giants fans are getting more thrills than chills from Winston’s performance.

Winston had no touchdown passes in his first two games after replacing starter Jaxson Dart. In the last two games, Winston has six total touchdown passes against two interceptions.

He has thrown three touchdown passes against the Cardinals and three against the Commanders. If he does it again today against the Saints, Winston will tie the longest streak in franchise history of consecutive games with three or more touchdown passes.

Via NBC Sports research, Y.A. Tittle did it four times. Fran Tarkenton did it once, in 1967. And Eli Manning did it once, in 2011.

One player who can help Winston get there is receiver Malik Nabers. He has 156 catches in 24 career games. With four catches, he’ll pass Rams receiver Puka Nacua for the second-most catches in a player’s first 25 games. Former Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. holds the record with 176 catches in 25 games.