Daniel Jones wasn’t perfect.
That was inevitable. After his sterling debut in last week’s preseason opener, did you really think the rookie quarterback could go his whole career without ever throwing an incomplete pass or making a mistake? Unrealistic expectations to the absurd degree, of course.
It also may have been somewhat fortuitous. It allowed Jones to show a talent that might otherwise have gone unrecognized, one which certainly comes in handy for every NFL quarterback. That’s the ability to bounce back from adversity.
One of the many things the Giants love about Jones is his skill at shaking off bad plays and moving on.