Now, as the Giants head out west to train and practice all week on the campus of the University of Arizona, Jake Fromm is in line to start at quarterback for the Giants in next Sunday's game against the Chargers in Los Angeles.

Related players: Daniel Jones, Mike Glennon

Jones is not yet cleared for contact due to a strained neck and Glennon started Sunday, but he is in concussion protocol after being diagnosed following the game. The story added a week ago Fromm was not on the Giants, or even the active roster of the Buffalo Bills, given he was fourth on their depth chart and on the practice squad. The story will give you a nice background on Fromm if you're interested. His last game that counted: the Jan. 1, 2020 Sugar Bowl in which he led Georgia to victory over Baylor.

Already ruled out for Sunday's contest against Miami, Jones will avoid the IR designation despite most likely being out a couple of weeks. Mike Glennon will start in his place with Jake Fromm taking over backup responsibilities.

The way Miami's defense has played over the last four weeks makes them a plus play in fantasy. With 16 sacks and ten takeaways over the last four games they face a decimated Giants' offense.

Giants HC Joe Judge told reporters Friday that QB Daniel Jones (neck) is out Week 13 at Miami.

Related Players: Mike Glennon

The offense as a whole takes a step back in terms of expectations, but the good thing for Glennon is that his WR1, RB1, and TE1 are healthy and playing this week.

After the firing of offensive coordinator Jason Garrett, interim Giants OC Freddie Kitchens wanted to make a point of emphasis going forward - get the ball to the best players on designed plays. "You need to get a sense, a feel for what they are comfortable with," Kitchens said. "Why would you call something -- and this is what our staff believes -- why would you call something if the player is not comfortable running it? It's your job to get them comfortable running it. ... If you can’t get them to that point, it's kind of diminishing returns."

"I think I realized it pretty early in the week as far as the game plan and what we were trying to do, getting the ball to certain guys, and plays were designed to get the ball to them," Daniel Jones said. "You're thinking about that throughout the game as plays are called and coming in. Obviously, there's a read and you've got to understand what the defense is doing. But I'd say I was pretty cognizant of what we were trying to do."

Related Players: Saquon Barkley, Kenny Golladay, Evan Engram, Kadarius Toney, Sterling Shepard

It sounds silly but saying that the best players need to get the ball can get lost on a coaching staff when an entire offense is struggling. Raanan's article listed Barkley, Golladay, Engram, Toney, and Shepard multiple times, a sign that the core is the focus going forward, especially when they are all healthy. The Giants offense is sketchy at best, but refocusing the offense with the entire coaching staff having input is a sign of life that needs to show on the field.

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones was a limited participant in Thursday's practice.

Jones is dealing with a neck injury that was initially thought to be severe enough to keep him sidelined for Week 13, but the Giants plan to have him practice all week in the hopes of having him suit up against the Miami Dolphins. Jones, the QB25 in fantasy points per game is not much of a fantasy option outside of bye weeks for superflex managers. The suggestion here is to avoid him against arguably the top cornerback duo in the league, even if he is active this weekend.

Giants HC Joe Judge told reporters Wednesday that QB Daniel Jones (neck) is expected to practice the rest of the week.

Related Player: Mike Glennon

This bucks multiple reports that Jones was expected to miss Week 13's game against the Miami Dolphins. This is now a situation to monitor daily.

Giants QB Daniel Jones is considered week-to-week because of his neck strain and backup Mike Glennon is now expected to start Sunday against Miami, sources tell me.

The news of this injury first broke Monday evening but has now been updated again to say Jones is likely out for Week 13 against the Dolphins. It's a big hit to a team that knocked off the Eagles and at least mathematically kept themselves in the playoff hunt. Jones' injury occurred on the second play from scrimmage last week against the Eagles when he got hit sliding on a zone-read keeper. He finished the game, but now is expected to miss at least one game, the tweet went on to say.

Giants QB Daniel Jones suffered a strained neck early in last week’s win over the Eagles and his status is TBD for Sunday’s game against the Dolphins, per sources.

Related players: Mike Glennon

Glennon is the team's backup QB and would get the start in Week 13 if Jones can't go. The game is an early afternoon contest so owners will know in plenty of time to make adjustments. Glennon played in one game this year back on Oct. 10, throwing for 196 yards, a TD and two INTs against the Cowboys.

General manager Dave Gettleman stated the obvious this summer when he said this would be an important season for Daniel Jones. The Giants brass hasn’t wavered in its belief that the player it took with the sixth pick in the 2019 draft has the makings of a franchise quarterback. But there was an expectation that Jones would erase all doubts about that belief during his third season.

Midway through this critical year, Jones has not provided a definitive answer.

The story went on to talk about where Jones ranks in the NFL in various stats, and it's not pretty. In the story, co-owner John Mara said this offseason that he wouldn’t measure Jones by “any specific benchmarks other than let’s win some more games.” The Giants are 3-6 and Jones has an 11-24 career record as a starter. The good news is the offense seems to be getting healthy, so Jones still has time to make his mark, and a case to be the team's future starter.

After missing the previous three weeks, it appears as if Golladay will join Kadarius Toney as Daniel Jones top targets against the Oakland Raiders.

Golladay will be a risky play following three missed appearances but with Sterling Sheppard out there will be open targets to be vacuumed up by the Giants wide receiver. His status will take attention off Kadarius Toney who remained of the injury report for the first time in several weeks.