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New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has been cleared to return to the lineup after missing three games with a neck injury. Coach Brian Daboll said Monday that Jones was seen by a spine surgeon on Sunday before the game against the Jets and was cleared to have contact. The coach expects Jones to practice fully on Wednesday.
After last week’s “Super Bye,” it’s been a full-throttle, rip-roaring few days of NFL action this time around.
The New York Giants have hit another low point in a terribly disappointing season, and not even the news of quarterback Daniel Jones' expected return this weekend is helping things. The Giants (2-6) didn't just drop a 13-10 decision in overtime to the Jets; they gave it away. The suddenly unreliable Graham Gano missed a field goal from from 35 yards with 24 seconds left, and then a defense that had held Zach Wilson and the Jets to one big play gave up two straight 29-yard passes to set up a tying field goal by Greg Zuerlein on the final play of regulation.
One opportunity after another on third down came and went without any success for the New York Jets. It has been that way all season for the Jets, who are 4-3 despite ranking last in the NFL in third-down conversion percentage at a dismal 23%. “How much time have you got?” coach Robert Saleh said half-jokingly when asked after the game why the Jets are struggling so much on third down.
Aaron Rodgers dropped back and put some weight on his injured left leg as he threw several passes during warmups before the New York Jets' game against the Giants on Sunday. The 39-year-old quarterback, who tore his left Achilles tendon four snaps into his debut with the Jets on Sept. 11, took a couple of steps back and tossed some short throws on the MetLife Stadium field. Rodgers surprised teammates and fans two weeks ago when he threw passes on the field before the Jets' win over the Philadel