New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is 1-3 as a starter this season, which is in line with much of his six-year career. What is not in line is the fact that he's not as explosive a runner (averaging just 3.

The Giants’ season is spiraling again, after a brief reprieve with that sloppy win in Cleveland. They’re 1-3, with four tough games ahead — Sunday’s trip to Seattle, followed by home games against the Bengals and Eagles,

Jones, the Giants’ much-maligned quarterback, wasn’t the reason they lost to the Cowboys, 20-15, on Thursday night at MetLife Stadium to fall to 1-3 and into the basement of the NFC East. But he wasn’t good enough to carry them to a victory, either.

That has allowed Jones’ critics to resurface and attack, which they’ve done in spades over the past several days. The latest is FOX Sports radio host Colin Cowherd, who believes the Giants are a quarterback away from being Super Bowl contenders.

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones' contract extension is supposed to last two more years. Can the Giants cut him before then?

Sure, the final score was closer Thursday night, 20-15, than it was either of the times these two teams matched up last year, but as Giants coach Brian Daboll preached progress after the game — he’s now 0-5 against the Cowboys, while the Giants have lost 14 of 15 to Dallas — it was hard to put a lot of stock in that message.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had some complimentary words for the New York Giants and quarterback Daniel Jones after a Week 4 game.

Former New York Giants running back turned WFAN talk show host Tiki Barber likes current Giants quarterback Daniel Jones as a person. However, as a quarterback, Barber believes that when it comes time to step up and when it really matters, Jones falls short of the mark.

The New York Giants have perhaps the best rookie wide receiver in a long time in Malik Nabers, who they selected No. 6 overall this year, and a second consecutive top-10 pick in next year's NFL draft could allow them to secure a matching talent at quarterback.

Geno Smith replaced Eli Manning as Giants' QB once, creating such chaos. His actual successor, Daniel Jones, now plays every game to keep his job.

Not many people have the New York Giants having a chance against the Miami Dolphins this weekend. Especially after we saw the pathetic performance we saw them put on display against the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football.