In the first half he completed only six of 18 passes - and three of those completions were shovel passes to his backs.
Testaverde completed 10 of 16 attempts for 87 yards, but five of those completions were to Martin and Richie Anderson, the stalwarts of last season's passing attack who the Jets have vowed would not have to catch so many balls this season.
Senior quarterback Taylor Petty completed nine of 15 passes, but the Tartans' swarming defense limited those completions to just 22 yards.
The last of those completions brought the Giants to the Cardinals' 25-yard line.
He completed 11 of 22 passes for 161 yards and a touchdown, but three of those completions made the difference.
Those completions averaged 23.2 yards and included touchdown passes of 5 yards to tight end Benjamin Watson and of 51 yards to Randy Moss, the Patriots' old new receiver.
Those completions covered 72 yards and the big gain was on the Eagles' first offensive play, a 33-yard toss to James Thrash.
"By having those completions early, he took control of himself and said, 'They're not going to rattle me,' " Hackett said.
Eleven of those completions went for 151 yards to Andre Johnson, who caught a touchdown pass and surpassed 11,000 yards for his career.
The new wideout Anquan Boldin was on the receiving end of nearly half of those completions, registering 208 yards – just 9 shy of the career high he posted in Week 1 of 2003 as a Cardinals rookie.
