New York Giants QB Daniel Jones is confident that rookie WR Malik Nabers will overcome his costly drop that led to a Giants loss last week.

The New York Giants have lost each of their first two games of the season, and quarterback Daniel Jones has not inspired confidence with his performances, particularly in Week 1. After throwing two interceptions in his first game back from last year's ACL injury,

After leading a historic comeback against Arizona last season, Jones faltered against San Francisco in Week 3 and never recovered.

The Giants' QB also said Wednesday that "we know the record, but it's a long season, and we've got a good football team."

The New York Giants' season is not off to the start they had hoped for. The Giants are 0-2 following two embarrassing losses to open the season and

With the Bryce Young experiment suspended if not terminated in Charlotte, who will be the next starting quarterback to take a seat?

According to quarterback Daniel Jones, the Giants are aware of their win-loss record, but no one is panicking about it yet.

Amid an 0-2 start, New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is taking more flak than ever before for his poor performance and appears to have decided that a fresh look might lead to a fresh start. When Jones spoke to the media on Wednesday,

The New York Giants got back to work on Wednesday in advance of their Week 3 game against the Cleveland Browns. Not only is the team entering a tough stretch on their schedule, but they need to pick themselves up after falling to 0-2 to start the season.