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DECEMBER 23, 2021

New York Giants' rebuilding blueprint: Questions start with QB Daniel Jones

The Giants face some big questions in retooling their roster, starting with the future of QB Daniel Jones, Randy Mueller writes.

DECEMBER 22, 2021

Jones says neck injury caused discomfort in some positions New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones says the neck injury that ended his season caused him discomfort in certain positions.

DECEMBER 22, 2021 • SEATTLETIMES.COM

Jones says neck injury caused discomfort in some positions

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones says the neck injury that ended his season caused him discomfort in certain positions

DECEMBER 22, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

No long-term worries with neck Jones (neck) said Wednesday that he doesn't have any long-term concerns with his injury, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.

Impact Jones also said he's frustrated with being shut down for the season, though he'll avoid surgery and is expected to recover fine with a few weeks of rest. It'll be an interesting offseason with the Giants forced to make a decision this upcoming spring on exercising the fifth-year option (for 2023) on Jones' rookie contract. Based on the QB's recent comments, his season-ending neck injury shouldn't be much of a factor there.

DECEMBER 22, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Daniel Jones confident in Giants return amid injury, murky future Daniel Jones expects to play quarterback again for the Giants.

DECEMBER 22, 2021 • NYPOST.COM

Set to avoid surgery Giants head coach Joe Judge confirmed that Jones (neck) won't require surgery to address the neck strain that resulted in the quarterback being placed on injured reserve Monday, Ra...

Impact Judge noted that the Giants made the decision to shut Jones down for the remaining three games of the season as a matter of precaution after doctors didn't see enough progress in the 24-year-old's recovery over the past couple weeks to clear him for taking contact. That being said, Jones is expected to show more improvement while resting over the next several weeks, so he looks like he should be ready to go for OTAs in the spring. Around the same time, the Giants will have to decide whether to exercise Jones' fifth-year option for 2023. If New York chooses to forgo exercising the option, Jones would likely head into 2022 as a lame-duck starter, if the Giants don't trade him elsewhere or bring in legitimate competition for the top job.

DECEMBER 21, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Glauber: Giants should keep Jones . . . and draft a QB The good news for Daniel Jones: The neck injury that has caused him to miss the last three games and will keep him out the final three will...

DECEMBER 20, 2021 • NEWSDAY.COM

Goes on IR The Giants placed Jones (neck) on injured reserve Monday, ending his season.

Impact Minutes after Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com reported that Jones would be shut down for the season due to his strained neck, the Giants made the transaction official. Mike Glennon had started the past two games in place of Jones, but his lackluster production in both contests could prompt the Giants to give Jake Fromm a look in the starting quarterback role Week 16 in Philadelphia, or at some point before the season ends. Jones concludes his third NFL campaign with a 64.3 percent completion rate, 6.7 YPA and 10:7 TD:INT to go with 62 carries for 298 yards and two touchdowns. The Giants are confident that Jones' injury isn't a long-term concern, and while he should be back to full health for OTAs and open the spring atop the depth chart, the organization could bring in competition for the starting job before training camp.

DECEMBER 20, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Likely shut down for season The Giants plan to shut Jones down for the remainder of the season, though the organization is optimistic that his strained neck isn't a long-term concern, Jordan Raanan of ESPN.co...

Impact Since sustaining the injury Week 12 against the Eagles, Jones has been able to practice on a limited basis, but he hasn't been available to play in either of the Giants' past two games because doctors haven't cleared him to take contact. The Giants apparently don't expect Jones to get a clean bill of health at any point during the final three weeks of the season, so he'll likely head to injured reserve in the coming days as New York proceeds with Mike Glennon and Jake Fromm as its quarterbacks the rest of the way. The third-year signal-caller demonstrated progress in the Giants' first five games of the campaign by committing just two turnovers (one interception and one lost fumble), but he regressed over his final seven games before suffering the season-ending injury. He'll wrap up the campaign with a 64.3 percent completion rate for 6.7 yards per attempt and 10:7 TD:INT over 11 games, numbers roughly in line with what he posted in 2020. The Giants will have to decide in the spring whether to exercise his fifth-year option for 2023, with any decision likely signaling if the organization views him as its long-term solution under center.

DECEMBER 20, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Giants QB Daniel Jones ruled out for 3rd straight week

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has been ruled out for the third straight game because of a neck injury

DECEMBER 17, 2021 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Officially ruled out Jones (neck) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against Dallas, Art Stapleton of The Bergen Record reports.

Impact Jones continues to log limited practices but still doesn't have medical clearance to play in a game or take contact. Mike Glennon will make another start for the Giants this Sunday, with Jones hoping to return for Week 16 against the Eagles.

DECEMBER 17, 2021 • ROTOWIRE

Still limited in practice Jones (neck) remained a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site reports.

Impact Jones has now been listed as a limited participant on each of his team's eight practice reports since he was diagnosed with a strained neck coming out of a Week 12 win over the Eagles. As his lack of advancement to full activity would suggest, Jones remains in a holding pattern in his recovery from the injury, with head coach Joe Judge telling Sean Farrell of The Bergen Record on Thursday that there's "no change" in the quarterback's status at this point. Unless he gains clearance from doctors Friday to resume taking contact, Jones will likely miss his third consecutive game Sunday against Dallas, paving the way for Mike Glennon to make another start.

DECEMBER 16, 2021 • ROTOWIRE