That's when the Giants decided to make a change. Starting quarterback Daniel Jones was yanked for backup Drew Lock. It's not clear if it's a true benching or head coach Brian Daboll waving the white flag facing an insurmountable deficit.

The Giants fanbase has been tortured enough since the departure of soon-to-be Hall of Famer Eli Manning. So, New York's front office is under immense pressure to get it right at the key position before time runs out on the current administration.

Jones proved in 2022 he can play at a high level, finishing sixth in the NFL with a 62.9 QBR. It's still in there somewhere, and if Daboll really is a QB whisperer, shouldn't he be able to pull some of it out of Jones?

Daniel Jones has been told he's the New York Giants' starting quarterback going forward, but he declined to say if coach Brian Daboll has given him assurances about how long that will remain the case

The New York Giants have sat Daniel Jones and are now allowing Drew Lock to take over in the fourth quarter of the Eagles game.

Amidst the embarrassment of their Week 7 blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the New York Giants made the decision to bench starting quarterback Daniel

Giants quarterback Daniel Jones, who has already missed two game and will miss a third game today, is expected to miss one more game next week before he can return.

Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin spoke about the designed runs element of the quarterback’s game and how it is helping the Giants offense.

It is something Daniel Jones says he enjoys. “I do like playing on the road — I’ve always liked playing on the road,’’ the Giants’ beleaguered quarterback said Thursday after practice. “Even back to college or high school.