Giants’ Daniel Jones Leaves Game After Suffering Non-Contact Injury vs. Raiders

Jones exited the game at the start of the second quarter.

Giants quarterback Daniel Jones suffered a knee injury and will not return in Week 9’s game against the Raiders, the team announced.

Jones suffered an apparent non-contact leg injury on the final play of the first quarter when he tripped over Giants tight end Lawrence Cager. Then, on the first play of the second quarter, Jones dropped back to make a pass before his right knee buckled before falling to the ground.

After taking a few moments to stay down on the field, Jones exited the field and went to the locker room. Tommy DeVito entered the game for the Giants at quarterback.

Damn.. no contact injury to Daniel Jones. Rookie Tommy Devito in for the team.pic.twitter.com/RV8LYdbHzM

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) November 5, 2023

Jones completed 4-of-9 passes with 25 yards and two sacks prior to his departure. Sunday’s game marked Jones’s first since suffering a neck injury against the Dolphins on Oct. 8. Before his initial injury in Week 5, Jones recorded two touchdowns and six interceptions.

The Raiders defeated the Giants, 30–6, in Sunday's contest. The Giants (2–7) will return to action on Sunday in a NFC East showdown against the Cowboys (5–3).