Conventional wisdom in the NFL is that you pay quarterbacks and replace running backs. The former is cherished. The latter is expendable. Maybe that’s what, in the end, drove the New York Giants braintrust to make one of the most brainless decisions in recent league history — doubling down on quarterback Daniel Jones despite an absence of evidence

It was reported ahead of the weekend that the 2-8 New York Giants could keep Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback coming off their bye if only because head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen may need to win at least three of the final seven games of the season to hold onto their jobs through the winter.

Brian Daboll's team are enduring another miserable campaign, winning just two of their opening 10 fixtures and losing their last five.

The New York Giants will reportedly bench quarterback Daniel Jones, sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport on Monday (November 18). Backup Tommy DeVito, who started several games in Jones' absence last season,

The New York Giants are benching quarterback Daniel Jones coming out of the bye week, according to multiple reports Monday. As general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll look toward the future at the game's most important position,