Giants QB Daniel Jones Questionable for Game Against Washington Commanders Due to Neck Injury

Backup QB Tyrod Taylor to lead Giants in case Jones isn't cleared; team on bag-end of 4-game losing streak with 1-5 record.

Daniel Jones, the quarterback for the New York Giants, is questionable for the upcoming game against the Washington Commanders due to a neck injury sustained in a recent loss to the Miami Dolphins.
Backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor is slated to start if Jones is unable to play, following his start during the Giants' recent 14-9 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Jones has been practicing and throwing the ball but has not been medically cleared for contact, leaving his participation in the upcoming game uncertain.
The Giants are currently on a four-game losing streak, with their last game resulting in 205 consecutive minutes without an offensive touchdown.
Despite their losing streak, the Giants are hoping to avoid a 1-6 start, a statistic only overcome by the 1970 Bengals in the history of NFL.