Giants' Daniel Jones Targets Training Camp Return Following ACL Surgery

Undrafted rookie DeVito's success in relief of Jones sparks speculation about the future of the Giants' quarterback situation.

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has confirmed that his recent knee surgery was limited to his ACL, with no other structural damage discovered.
Jones, who signed a four-year, $160 million contract extension last spring, aims to return to practice for training camp next season.
Undrafted rookie free agent Tommy DeVito has won two straight games in relief of Jones, leading to speculation about the future of the Giants' quarterback situation.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen has suggested that the team may need to consider other options at quarterback, depending on Jones' recovery timeframe.
Despite the uncertainty, Jones has expressed confidence in his role as the Giants' franchise quarterback, focusing on his rehabilitation and return to the field.