Giants Release Quarterback Daniel Jones

The New York Giants have released quarterback Daniel Jones at his own request after a disappointing tenure, marked by a demotion to scout team safety and the decision to start backup Tommy DeVito. Jones, who had a notable record against the Washington Commanders, struggled to meet expectations since being drafted sixth overall in 2019 and signed to a $160 million contract in 2023. Giants president John Mara acknowledged Jones's professionalism and expressed mutual agreement that the release was best for both parties. Speculation surrounds Jones's next move as he becomes a free agent, with potential interest from teams in need of a quarterback. The Giants will now move forward with DeVito and Drew Lock in their quarterback roles, signaling a shift in the team's direction. This release may open doors for Jones to revitalize his career elsewhere, despite the challenges he faced with the Giants.