After signing a long-term extension last offseason to remain the starting quarterback of the New York Giants for the foreseeable future, Daniel Jones suffered an unfortunate setback midway through the season when he tore his ACL. But it sounds like he’s on schedule to be ready to play next season.
During a recent interview with the New York Daily News, Daniel Jones announced that his injury rehab is on schedule, saying that it’s “going well” and that he is “making progress.
“My rehab is going well,” Jones said according to the New York Daily News. “I’m making progress. I’m three months into it, and I’ve started running on the anti-gravity treadmill. It’s going well.”
Obviously, this is a positive announcement from Jones regarding his health, and it led to a lot of reactions on social media as a result.
I wonder if he would have said its not going well if it wasnt
— Ryan C. (@rcal39) February 15, 2024
Still can’t believe this guy was a top 10 fantasy QB just 2 years ago #Fantasyfootball https://t.co/VWkypmgIy2
— Grand Central Fantasy (@GrandCentralFan) February 15, 2024
“Yeah, it’s been going really well. All of my paychecks have been deposited right on time and everything…” https://t.co/hpYHCTzNLn
— Scott (@scottmgower) February 15, 2024
For who?
— Matt 🇺🇸🍊 (@Xenos_on_ice) February 15, 2024
Dudes totally gonna be Josh Allen next season. Hard worker. Mentally tough. He had a lot of conviction in his own ability. This is a QB you need in your team https://t.co/f5rEryyeBo
— Kramerica Industries (@ForeRight26) February 9, 2024
Good because he's going to need anti gravity because the majority of this fanbase want him kicked to the Moon and beyond..@Giants https://t.co/NzUb2GseYW
— peter (@peterthebeast3) February 9, 2024
That’s why Giants personnel love him. They see him putting in the work all year long.
— JY (@Lionyank) February 9, 2024
Lock for 2024 MVP and comeback player of the year 🔥🔥
— LOBO MAINMAN (@LOBO_MAINMAN) February 9, 2024
After Jones went down with an injury at the beginning of November, the Giants turned to rookie Tommy DeVito for the majority of their games before ultimately benching him in favor of Tyrod Taylor. However, the team has since made it clear that Jones will still be the team’s starter once he is able to return from his injury.
