The good news is that the New York Giants are 3-1 and are going to London for their Week 5 game against the Green Bay Packers.
However, it’s not yet sure if quarterback Daniel Jones will be able to join them after he suffered a high ankle sprain.
Jones injured his ankle in their Week 4 game against the Chicago Bears when his left foot got caught underneath Jaquan Brisker after a third-quarter sack.
Still, the Giants won that game over the Bears, 20-12.
GiantsCountry.com publisher and writer Patricia Traina has an update on Jones.
Daniel Jones will get some practice reps today so they can see where he's at. This is why I believe they're holding off on signing a QB. Tyrod Taylor still in protocol. I'd be surprised if he's cleared in time, but you never know.
— Patricia Traina (@Patricia_Traina) October 5, 2022
Traina tweeted, “Daniel Jones will get some practice reps today so they can see where he’s at. This is why I believe they’re holding off on signing a QB. Tyrod Taylor still in protocol. I’d be surprised if he’s cleared in time, but you never know.”
The Giants hope that Jones will be well enough to play and help them earn their fourth victory in five games.
Jones Managing The Giants Offense
His numbers may pale in comparison with his contemporaries, but he is doing enough to help the Giants win.
Through four games, Jones has 67 completions for 631 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions.
He is yet to have a 200-yard passing game, but he is compensating for those yards with his feet.
The former Duke standout has 31 carries for 193 yards and two touchdowns through four games.
Aside from Jones, Tyrod Taylor is the only quarterback on the Giants’ active roster.
However, he suffered a concussion in the Bears game, prompting Jones to return.
Davis Webb will likely be elevated from their practice squad if Jones cannot play on Sunday.
While Webb hasn’t thrown a pass in an NFL game, he was with Daboll during his time as offensive coordinator for the Buffalo Bills.
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