Danny Dimes has turned into Danny Dollar Store quicker than holiday merchandise goes on sale at a thrift store.
The five-and-dime quarterback prospect the paid a premium to select with the sixth overall pick in the 2019 draft hurts the team far more than his flashes of promise elevate the roster.
Normally, Jones would get another year or two before pulling the plug on a former first-round investment. But the Giants don't have the luxury of waiting on him to possibly rectify his continual mistakes and become anything more than a poor-to-middling professional signal-caller.
Currently, the organization is in a position to replace Jones with an actual top-shelf prospect at the game's most important position.