If Daniel Jones plays in a preseason game, there is a risk he gets hurt because there is a risk any time any player steps onto the field to play in a game.

If Daniel Jones does not play in any of the three Giants preseason games, there is a risk he does not properly <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/07/31/sports/daniel-jones-rust-just-one-giants-training-camp-trend-to-monitor/">shake off the rust</a> and is not fully prepared for the regular season opener Sept. 8. He is coming off surgery to repair a torn ACL and will have not played in a real game in nearly 11 months.

These are the risks head coach Brian Daboll must weigh as he tries to figure out the best course.{ai:summary}<p>Daniel Jones stands at a crossroads, weighing the risk of injury against the possibility of rust. A preseason game could spell disaster, yet sitting out leaves him unprepared for the regular season. </p><p>It's the kind of gamble that keeps coaches awake at night. #sports</p>

What the Giants have to gain and lose by playing Daniel Jones in the preseason

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