In a crucial matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, the New York Giants were dealt a setback as quarterback Daniel Jones exited the game in the second quarter with a knee injury. This injury comes after Jones' return to action, having missed the last three games due to a neck injury.

The incident occurred late in the first quarter when Jones, attempting to evade the Raiders' pass rush, appeared to injure his right knee. Despite showing signs of discomfort, he continued to play but was ultimately removed from the game after being sacked on the first play of the second quarter. Clearly in pain, Jones was taken to the sideline medical tent for further evaluation.

Stepping in for Jones was backup quarterback Tommy DeVito, who took the helm of the Giants' offense. DeVito, who had previously replaced Jones in relief last week, completed a pass to tight end Daniel Bellinger for an 11-yard gain. Although it wasn't enough to avoid a punt, it marked a career high for DeVito, who had finished last week's game with negative passing yardage.

As the game progressed, the Giants' concerns grew as Jones was seen heading towards the locker room at around 5:12 p.m. ET for further evaluation. The extent of his knee injury and his availability for future games remain uncertain at this time.

Jones' absence from the game raises questions about the Giants' offensive strategy moving forward. Head coach Joe Judge will have to rely on DeVito to lead the team and make crucial decisions under center.

With the Giants trailing 7-0 at the time of Jones' departure, the team will need to rally around DeVito and find a way to mount a comeback against a tough Raiders defense. The Giants' hopes for a victory now rest on the shoulders of their backup quarterback.

As the game unfolds, fans and analysts alike will be eagerly awaiting updates on Jones' condition and hoping for a swift recovery. The severity of his knee injury and the impact it will have on the Giants' playoff aspirations remain uncertain, but for now, Tommy DeVito will have to step up to the plate and prove his worth as the Giants' temporary starting quarterback.