The New York Giants' front office sent a message that it doesn't care about winning this season by releasing quarterback Daniel Jones.

The New York Giants shocked the NFL world by releasing quarterback Daniel Jones. Jones has not performed at a high level this season and was recently benched. More news: 49ers, Lions Among Multiple Teams Interested In Pursuing Daniel Jones Following being benched,

Recently released New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones cleared waivers on Monday making him an unrestricted free agent who is eligible to sign with any team. Jones is not expected to make a hasty decision but has made it known that he would like to signed with a contender who is headed for the postseason.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll awaits word from the training staff on the status of quarterback Tommy DeVito but says he's positive effort is not an issue even after locker room leaders described the team effort as "soft" in a 30-7 defeat Sunday to Tampa Bay.

Following a 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at MetLife Stadium -- a moment that represented a new low for the New York Giants -- nothing will change. Head coach Brian Daboll informed reporters on Monday morning that it will remain business as usual

Admittedly, if Brian Daboll were to acknowledge numerous examples of poor effort from some of his biggest name players, the Giants’ head coach would be signing his own pink slip. So he had plenty of motivation to pretend during Monday’s Zoom call that everything was fine for his 2-9 team after Sunday’s sixth straight loss,

New York Giants' star rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers has called out the organization after a massive loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this week.