Eli Manning and Daniel Jones Spotted Playing Flip Cup in Bar After Giants Win

A group of Giants players was spotted playing flip cup at a Hoboken bar after beating the Redskins.

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How do you celebrate your first win as a starter in nearly three months? If you’re Giants quarterback Daniel Jones, you put on your finest blue dress shirt and head to a bar in Hoboken, N.J., to party with your teammates. 

Jones, Eli Manning and a few other Giants players were spotted at Green Rock Tap & Grill in downtown Hoboken after beating the Redskins in Washington to improve to 4–11.  

Daniel Jones dropped dimes in Washington this afternoon, now dropping beats at the club. #GiantsPride pic.twitter.com/XHmUO5DkLj

— Steve Angelovich (@AngelSteve89) December 23, 2019

Daniel Jones and Eli Manning are painting the town red. (The town, in this case, is Hoboken.) The establishment? Green Rock (we believe). #GiantsPride pic.twitter.com/xwztSzRsXP

— ESNY (@EliteSportsNY) December 23, 2019

Head coach Pat Shurmur had no problem with the guys partying but was disappointed he didn’t get the invite. 

Shurmur on the Giants night of flip cup celebrations: “they’re grown men and they look after each other and they were celebrating a victory, they should have invited me!” *laughs*

— Madelyn Burke (@MadelynBurke) December 23, 2019

It seemed like a pretty chill night, but the boys did let loose for at least one spirited game of flip cup. In yet another display of confidence in the rookie signal-caller, Jones was given the very important role of being at the end of the table. But he couldn’t come through in the clutch and earned a razzing from veteran Eli Manning. 

Other Giants at the flip cup table included third-string QB Alex Tanney, backup center Spencer Pulley and perhaps receiver Golden Tate (though his face only appears briefly and from the side). 

There’s nothing to see here, just a video of Eli Manning and Daniel Jones playing a game of flip cup #GiantsPride pic.twitter.com/PJtL7tAi7O

— 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐌𝐀𝐉 | #𝐌𝐄𝐑𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐓𝐎𝐅𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐎𝐒 (@TheMaj_NFL) December 23, 2019

It should come as no surprise that Jones, who leads the league with 16 fumbles in 12 games, dropped his cup there. And that’s just great veteran leadership by Manning to not let him get away with the mistake.