Giants Release Quarterback Daniel Jones
Giants Release Quarterback Daniel Jones

Giants Release Quarterback Daniel Jones

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Daniel Jones, former starting quarterback for the New York Giants, was released from the team after requesting to part ways following his demotion to fourth-string status. The Giants and Jones mutually agreed that it was best for both parties, with team president John Mara expressing disappointment but praising Jones for his professionalism and contribution to the organization. Jones had been benched in favor of Tommy DeVito and was seen practicing as a scout team safety, suggesting his departure was imminent. Despite his recent struggles, including a ranking of 32nd among qualified quarterbacks and a record of 3-13 in his last 16 starts, Jones spoke highly of his time with the Giants and expressed gratitude for the opportunity. He signed a four-year, $160 million contract in 2023, which poses financial considerations for any team interested in claiming him off waivers. Jones' release allows him to explore new opportunities in the NFL as he looks to revive his career.

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