Result week 7: Lost to Philadelphia 28-3

Who wants a quarterback controversy?

While the New York Giants are being crushed by the rival Eagles, former Giant Saquon Barkley is destroying his old team and the G-Men have around 100 yards of total offense. Giants head coach Brian Daboll pulled Daniel Jones in favor of Drew Lock.

Daboll told reporters after the game that it was just a one-time attempt to jumpstart New York’s struggling offense.

“We made a change in the fourth quarter when it was 28-3 — we had 100 yards — just to create a spark,” Daboll said. “Daniel will be the quarterback in the future.” All around – not just the quarterback; the coaching, everything – just wasn’t good enough.”

For his part, Jones wasn’t happy with the hook.

“It wasn’t a big conversation,” Jones said. “I just said he was going with Drew. I’m looking for a spark. That’s about it. I’ll just keep preparing and try to play as well as I can. Daboll, it’s his team. It’s up to him. “To make this decision, I believe in myself and in this offense. So I’m just going to focus on myself.

Jones was sacked seven times and received no help in the Giants’ ground game. However, with New York having lost three of four games and once again finding itself in the NFC East cellar, we may see more permanent changes in the future.

The Giants can fool you when they play mediocre or basement teams because they are well coached.

However, when the Giants move up in weight class, you immediately see the difference between them and the opponent, especially in the quarterback battle.

In the last two weeks against the Cincinnati Bengals and Philadelphia Eagles, Daniel Jones did not throw a touchdown pass. The Giants benched him on Sunday, and they’ll probably do it again (permanently) next time. — Moton