The Giants are shutting down QB Daniel Jones for the remainder of the season because of his neck injury, per source.

Related players: Mike Glennon, Jake Fromm

The move makes sense for a team that's likely not going to make the playoffs. It's a premature end to his third professional season, one that probably left the Giants with more questions than answers going forward at the position. The good new is there is optimism the injury is not expected to affect Jones’ long-term future, which is the most important thing. Glennon threw three INTs in Week 15 and the team is considering making a switch to Fromm in Week 16 against the Eagles.

The New York Giants may actually look toward the future regarding the quarterback position -- for next week at least. With Daniel Jones still nursing a neck injury, Giants head coach Joe Judge will consider starting Jake Fromm over Mike Glennon for the team's Week 16 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Fromm replaced Glennon late in the fourth quarter of Sunday's loss to the Dallas Cowboys, finishing 6 of 12 for 82 yards in limited minutes. In comparison, Glennon went 13 of 24 for 99 yards with no touchdowns and three interceptions -- losing another start for the Giants. Glennon's .200 win percentage is the lowest for any starting quarterback in NFL history (minimum 25 starts) the story went on to say.

Giants HC Joe Judge told reporters Wednesday that QB Mike Glennon will start Week 15 with Daniel Jones (neck) still not cleared.

Glennon is worth a look in two-QB leagues, and that is about it.

The New York Giants will again be without quarterback Daniel Jones this week against the Dallas Cowboys because of a neck injury, a source told ESPN.

Related players: Mike Glennon, Jake Fromm

Jones underwent his weekly round of tests Monday and was not cleared for contact. The injury did not worsen, but the images still prompted the medical professionals involved to err on the side of caution, the story said. The story added Glennon is expected to start but Fromm could also see time. That could mean Glennon will be on a short leash.

Giants QB Daniel Jones is flying back to NY/NJ tonight and will get an MRI on his neck.

Related players: Mike Glennon, Jake Fromm

The tweet went on to say Jones will be examined Monday by Dr. Frank Cammisa at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan. He's an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in spinal conditions the tweet said. Glennon got the start in Week 14 but the Giants were beat by the Chargers so the door is certainly open for the team to go with Fromm at some point, assuming Jones' neck injury will keep him out several weeks or perhaps even the rest of the season. Fromm recently joined the team however, so may not be up to speed. As we head to the fantasy playoffs, the Giants offense may just be one to avoid.

Giants HC Joe Judge told reporters Wednesday that QB Jake Fromm will get majority of first-team practice reps this week with Mike Glennon in concussion protocol and Daniel Jones (neck) not cleared for contact.

Hope you picked up the Chargers defense in your season-long league.

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.