Giants Quarterback Daniel Jones Returns to Limited Practice

Limited Thursday practice leaves Jones' status for Sunday uncertain.

New York Giants' Quarterback, Daniel Jones, has returned to practice in a limited capacity for the first time since his neck injury. His fitness status for the upcoming game against Washington remains questionable as he is yet to be cleared for contact.
Jones' recent injury highlights the vulnerability of his position and his absence over the past few games has raised questions over his long-term future; especially considering the potential high-quality quarterbacks available in the upcoming draft.
The Giants are currently 1-5 and face a difficult pathway to reach the playoffs. Historically, only three teams have qualified for the playoffs after losing five of their first six games.
Amid uncertainties surrounding Jones' return, backup QB Tyrod Taylor has been covering for his position. Despite a commendable performance, Taylor made a significant mistake - audibling out of a pass play at a critical moment during the match against the Bills.
The Giants also have a persisting issue with their offensive line. Injuries have ravaged the unit, with left tackle Andrew Thomas out since suffering a hamstring injury in Week 1, and his backup, Josh Ezeudu, landing on injured reserve this week after a toe injury.