The giants are getting closer to the time of Daniel Jones

For the second consecutive week, Eli Manning was dominated by the opposite quarter, and this time the situation was much worse. While it's not a shame to lose to Dak Prescott in Dallas when he scored more than 400 yards and had a perfect score of 158.3 QB, Week 2 was less likely to find excuses. When the two giants get beat at home against Josh Allen and the Bills, it's time to make some changes. Unsurprisingly, soon after New York dropped from 28 to 14 in Week 2 – in a match where Eli Manning scored 26 out of 45 for just 250 yards, one TD and two choices – disgruntled fans started ask to see what QB rookie and multiple first choice Daniel Jones can do with this offense.

"I do not think it's a conversation yet," said coach Pat Shurmur after the match, extending the Eli era but giving the same quote that every coach gives a few weeks before they divest themselves of his QB. "I think everyone needs to play better."

He is right that everyone except Saquon Barkley, who has rushed over the centuries despite the fact that he attracts a lot of defensive attention, needs to improve if the Giants do not want to not yet a lost season. The defense is also very frustrated when cornerback Janoris Jenkins announced that the attack was continuing in the post-game. And there are some quarterbacks around the league that look worse than Manning, who at least became half alive and alert for a TD player early in the fourth quarter, and in all honesty he Is found stuck between Bennie Fowler and Evan Engram. with most of his good injured, suspended or Cleveland receivers.

But having started with a 0-2 record for the third year in a row – and for the sixth time in seven years – the Giants' stubborn insistence on creating a clearly ineffective club, Eli Manning, 38, wears thin clothes. There are only so many seasons where they can continue to deny. And there are only so many short telegraphic passages on the third try – where the Giants have a 3-on-12 record on Sunday – that a fan can borrow before he wants to take a look at the rookie.

The Giants are deluding themselves if they think they have a chance to form another winning season while Eli Manning is still their starting quarterback. The winner of the Super Bowl twice has no weapons, no defense and he has no time left to do the kind of magic that giants need to succeed. It's a rebuilding team, even though it refuses to acknowledge this fact, and even though the Giants in their present form may not be an ideal situation to throw an experienced novice QB, Jones deserves the reps and the confidence that results. global draft. Anyway, whatever happens to the offensive right now with Eli in the center, it can not be worse.