
Daniel Jones won’t have Giants job for long if he can’t get ball to Malik Nabers
NY Post
Malik Nabers will never go all Keyshawn Johnson on the Giants and say it, so we will.
Throw him the damn ball.
Wherever Nabers is on the field when the Giants play the Commanders Sunday in Maryland, the rookie receiver should be Daniel Jones’ first look.
As you may have heard, there’s been a lot of hand-wringing in and around the Giants about the starting quarterback. And rightfully so given Jones’ poor performance in the season-opening 28-6 loss to the Vikings on Sunday.
Jones’ lack of accuracy and his indecisiveness have led to rapid and rampant speculation that he’s playing for his starting job Sunday. No one will admit to it — least of all Jones — but he looked like a quarterback who’s lost his confidence.
Another sagging performance similar to the one he delivered against the Sam Darnold Vikings at MetLife Stadium and head coach Brian Daboll may have no choice but to bench Jones.

The problem is the draft picks. That’s what makes Mikal Bridges’ up-and-down season a little extra problematic. Picks are always the great unknown. Picks are an abstract. Picks can be as valuable as your imagination allows them to be before the picks are actually … well, picked, until you know for sure, tangibly, the flesh-and-blood yield.