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In a disappointing 28-3 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the New York Giants benched starting quarterback Daniel Jones in the fourth quarter in an attempt to ignite their struggling offense. Coach Brian Daboll stated that Jones will remain the starter despite the change, as the Giants continue to struggle offensively, managing only 119 total yards in the game. Jones expressed frustration over the decision but remains focused on improving his performance as the team prepares to face the Pittsburgh Steelers next week.
- The Giants' offense is struggling significantly, scoring only one touchdown in four home games this season.
- Daniel Jones has been underperforming, leading to his benching in the fourth quarter.
- The offensive line's struggles, including allowing eight sacks, have compounded the team's issues.
Daniel Jones | QB
Injury
Pickup
Week 7
99 pass yards
00- Jones was benched in the fourth quarter to create a spark for the offense.
- He completed 14 of 21 passes for 99 yards and was sacked seven times.
- Despite the benching, Jones will remain the starting quarterback moving forward.
Drew Lock | QB
Pickup
Week 7
6 pass yards
0- Lock replaced Jones in the fourth quarter but struggled, completing only 3 of 8 passes for 6 yards.
- His presence did not change the momentum of the game for the Giants.
New York Giants
- The Giants have scored only 31 points in their first four home games this season, marking one of the lowest outputs in the last 40 years.
- The offensive line is a significant concern, especially with injuries affecting key players.
Philadelphia Eagles
- The Eagles' defense was dominant, limiting the Giants to just 119 total yards and forcing multiple sacks.
- They continue to establish themselves as one of the top scoring defenses in the league.