New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is making significant progress in his recovery from a torn ACL and is expected to be fully ready for the 2024 season. Jones, who underwent surgery on November 22, has reported a 'pretty smooth process' with 'no real setbacks,' and is currently able to perform essential activities such as running and cutting. Despite past injuries, including a neck injury and multiple setbacks in previous seasons, the Giants have opted to stick with Jones rather than drafting a new quarterback. The team plans to invest more in the offensive line to protect him. Jones' performance will be critical as he faces a make-or-break year, with a hefty $47.8 million salary cap hit looming. His recovery and readiness for training camp are pivotal as he aims to lead the Giants and prove his worth beyond 2024.