Giants Release Quarterback Daniel Jones

The New York Giants have released quarterback Daniel Jones following a disappointing season, where he was benched in favor of Tommy DeVito. Giants president John Mara stated that the decision to release Jones, who had a tumultuous tenure with a 24-44-1 record, was mutually agreed upon and in the best interest of both parties. Jones expressed gratitude towards the Giants organization and acknowledged his struggles on the field, taking full responsibility for not delivering better results. The team's decision reflects their aim to avoid a potential $23 million injury guarantee tied to Jones's contract and indicates a shift in strategy as they look to rebuild. The Giants, currently at 2-8, are facing trust issues within their locker room as they prepare for an important game against the Buccaneers. Jones's release marks the end of an era for a player who once held promise as a high draft pick but ultimately could not achieve sustained success.