The clock is officially ticking on Jones' last chance to prove to Giants brass that he can be their quarterback of the future. After taking a remarkable step forward in 2022 as a viable dual-threat quarterback while leading New York to the playoffs, he regressed mightily last season, throwing just two touchdowns with six interceptions in six games before suffering a season-ending torn ACL.
Jones is healthy and ready to go for the start of camp and his list of weapons has changed. Saquon Barkley and Devin Singletary headline a new-look backfield but in the receiver room, LSU standout Malik Nabers was drafted and veteran Allen Robinson was brought into a room that should see breakout seasons for both Jalin Hyatt and Wan'Dale Robinson.
The offensive line has been bolstered, too, which should ensure Jones gets some more time in the pocket with veterans Jermaine Eluemunor and Jon Runyon added to the mix. Daboll and Schoen have the choice of opting out of Jones' contract at the end of this season, so he will need to hit the ground running.
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