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.
Giants, Buccaneers
Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is reportedly interested in joining a team with playoff aspirations as a free ...
Nabers has been one of the few bright spots for the Giants this season and has been one of the NFL’s best rookie wide ...
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a path to winning the NFC South and beating the New York Giants in Week 12 would be a great ...
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Daniel Jones’ being benched and then released is just one development highlighting league happenings leading up to Sunday’s ...
New York Post on MSN2d
Giants on brink of brutal NFL pick-less recordUSA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con If the Giants don’t intercept a pass Sunday against the Buccaneers, they will tie an NFL ...
Empire Sports Media on MSN1d
Giants’ benched quarterback was willing to remove $23 million injury clause to playWith Jones holding a $23 million injury clause that would have triggered if he suffered a season-ending injury and failed his March physical, the Giants were keen to protect themselves. Yet, according ...
Sporting News on MSN1d
Bears' $80 million WR could cut ties with Chicago to join New York GiantsAs the New York Giants attempt to usher in a new era following the benching of quarterback Daniel Jones, the upcoming ...
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