Inside the failed partnership between the Giants and Daniel Jones, plus what's next for both parties
The New York Giants benched Daniel Jones because of his lack of production, and he'll be a free agent Monday afternoon because of his contract. Jones can find a fresh start next week when -- or if -- he decides what team he wants to join for the remainder of the season on the veteran minimum contract.
Daniel Jones Has One Crucial Preference for His Next Team After Giants Release
After six years with the New York Giants, quarterback Daniel Jones finds himself free to join any team. The Giants cut Jones on Friday after a mostly unsatisfactory tenure for both parties. Jones has thrown eight touchdowns against seven interceptions in 2024, rendering the four-year, $160 million contract he signed in March 2023 an albatross.
But, as it turns out, the beginning of the end may have arrived far sooner than Jones's benching. Multiple players told ...
The Giants announced their plan to waive quarterback Daniel Jones on Friday, but the move did not become official before the ...
Kafka tried to leave for the Seattle Seahawks but was blocked from doing so and given a shinier title. Tierney, Daboll’s ...
Sterling Shepard, who spent his first eight seasons with the New York Giants, does not appear to be fond of quarterback ...
Elle Duncan doubled down on her Daniel Jones disrespect as she and Stephen A. Smith completely unloaded on the New York ...
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