Giants Quarterback Daniel Jones Out for Season with Torn ACL, Fuelling Speculation Over 2024 NFL Draft Pick

NFL team faces hard decisions at quarterback position and potential draft implications after Jones' devastating injury ends a challenging season.

The New York Giants' season has been marred with a series of challenges and now faces a major setback with Quarterback Daniel Jones suffering a torn ACL, ending his season early.
Jones' injury has sparked speculation about the Giants' plans for the 2024 NFL draft, raising questions about whether they may need to target a new quarterback.
The Giants' unexpected success last season ironically may have impacted their ability to adapt to Jones' injury. If they had struggled last season, the Giants could have moved on from Jones painlessly due to his upcoming contract expiration and targeted a new quarterback in the draft.
As head coach Brian Daboll struggles to maintain morale in the locker room, there are concerns about in-team tensions, notably around safety Xavier McKinney's comments criticizing the coaching staff's leadership.
Jones should be able to return in time for the 2024 season's commencement, but with a string of poor performance and loss records this season, questions remain about whether he will return as the starting quarterback.