The Best and Worst Games of Daniel Jones' Career So Far
Daniel Jones' NFL career has been a rollercoaster of highs and lows, showcasing moments of brilliance alongside frustrating inconsistency.
One of his best performances came in his 2019 debut as the New York Giants' starting quarterback against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
where he threw for 336 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for two more, leading a dramatic 18-point comeback.
Another standout game was his 402-yard, four-touchdown outing against the New Orleans Saints in 2021, securing an overtime victory.
His mobility and ability to extend plays have often been assets, as seen in dominant wins where he protected the football and executed the offense efficiently.
However, his career has also been marred by costly turnovers and rough outings, such as his disastrous 2023 season opener against the Dallas Cowboys,
where he was sacked seven times, threw two interceptions, and lost 40-0 in an embarrassing shutout.
Another low point was his 2020 performance against the Arizona Cardinals, where he struggled to move the offense, took six sacks, and fumbled multiple times.