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New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is targeting the Week 10 road game against the Dallas Cowboys for a potential return from the neck injury that has sidelined him three straight games, according to sources. Jones could possibly return for next Sunday's game at Las Vegas against the Raiders, but that scenario is unlikely considering that he still has not been cleared for contact. Delaying Jones' return beyond next week's Raiders game would leave Jones with two more weeks to regain strength in his left arm and get required medical clearance, while the Giants can continue to proceed cautiously. But the road game in Dallas is the realistic goal, provided there are no setbacks with Jones' neck injury.
Daniel Jones | QB
- Jones is targeting the Week 10 road game against the Dallas Cowboys for a potential return from his neck injury.
- He still has not been cleared for contact, making it unlikely for him to return for next week's game against the Raiders.
- If Jones' return is delayed beyond next week, he will have two more weeks to regain strength in his left arm and get medical clearance.
- The road game in Dallas is the realistic goal for Jones' return, provided there are no setbacks with his neck injury.
- Jones missed the final six games of the 2021 season with a neck problem, but he and Giants head coach Brian Daboll have been adamant that he will return this season.
- Jones insists he is making progress and feeling better week by week.
Tyrod Taylor | QB
- Taylor will continue to start for the Giants while Jones is sidelined.
- He has not committed a turnover in his two starts and has impressed the team with his talents and leadership.
- Taylor passed for 279 yards and two touchdowns in last week's victory over the Washington Commanders.
- He feels comfortable in the offense and with the playmakers on the team.
- Taylor understands that he is holding down the job until Jones is ready to return.
