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Daniel Jones, the New York Giants' starting quarterback, remains confident in his mental toughness despite a rough start to the season, where he threw two interceptions in a 28-6 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Coach Brian Daboll acknowledges the need for improvement but emphasizes the importance of team dynamics. Jones reflects on his performance, indicating he needs to make quicker decisions and improve execution as the Giants prepare for their upcoming game against the Washington Commanders.
- Daniel Jones is under pressure to perform better after a disappointing season opener.
- Coach Brian Daboll supports Jones but acknowledges the need for improvement across the team.
- Jones is focusing on mental toughness and execution as he prepares for the next game.
Daniel Jones | QB
Injury
Pickup
Week 1
186 pass yards
02 interceptions
- Jones completed 22 of 42 passes for 186 yards, with no touchdowns and two interceptions in the season opener.
- He emphasized his mental toughness and confidence in his abilities despite external doubts.
- Jones has thrown three pick-sixes compared to just two touchdowns in his last seven starts.
New York Giants
- The Giants are 0-1 after a poor performance against the Vikings.
- There's pressure on the coaching staff and players to improve quickly.
- The team remains committed to Jones as their starting quarterback for the season.
Minnesota Vikings
- The Vikings capitalized on Jones' mistakes, including a defensive touchdown.
- They started the season strong with a commanding win.