Jones has yet to be cleared for contact.
Tyrod Taylor was set to start for the second consecutive week when the Giants on Sunday faced the Commanders at MetLife Stadium.
Jones was listed as questionable for the game, as he continued to experience symptoms from the neck injury that arose in Week 5 against the Dolphins. The injury designation was wishful thinking, as Jones has yet to be cleared for contact and sat for the second straight game.There was some optimism that his neck was improving enough and that he would be cleared for contact in the coming days.The Giants’ offensive line continues to be beset by injuries.
Dave Chappelle fans walk out after he blasts Israel's 'war crimes' in Gaza, pro-Palestinians losing job offers: report
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Giants QB Daniel Jones is questionable for Sunday's game against the CommandersGiants quarterback Daniel Jones is questionable with a neck injury for New York’s game against the Washington Commanders on Sunday. Tyrod Taylor will start if Jones isn’t ready to go. He started in Sunday’s 14-9 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The Giants twice missed out on chances to score from the 1-yard line.
Les mer »
Giants QB Daniel Jones questionable with neck injury against the CommandersJones was injured two weeks ago in a 31-16 loss to the Miami Dolphins. Tyrod Taylor will start if Jones isn't ready to go.
Les mer »
Giants QB Daniel Jones questionable vs. CommandersGiants QB Daniel Jones questionable vs. Commanders
Les mer »
Giants’ practice squad elevations likely mean Daniel Jones and Evan Neal are out against CommandersTyrod Taylor will start at quarterback for the second straight week and Tyre Phillips will replace Neal at right tackle.
Les mer »
Giants quarterback Daniel Jones still rehabbing neck injury, unlikely to play vs. CommandersDaniel Jones still needs more time heal and is unlikely to suit up for the New York Giants against the Washington Commanders on Sunday. ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler was specifically told the starting quarterback is considered a 'longshot' to play.
Les mer »