In the latest preseason game, New York Giants' quarterback Daniel Jones had a mixed performance, throwing two interceptions and narrowly avoiding another pick. This was not the outcome the Giants were hoping for, as they are looking for Jones to solidify his position as their quarterback of the future.

Jones, who is still recovering from knee surgery and did not play in the previous preseason game, can be excused for showing signs of rust. However, the pressure is on for him to prove himself this season, especially after the Giants attempted to move up in the NFL Draft to potentially replace him. With no significant additions to their quarterback roster, Jones has the season to prove that he can lead the team successfully.

While there were some promising moments during the game, such as Jones connecting with rookie receiver Malik Nabers for his first NFL preseason catch, the interceptions overshadowed any positive plays. It's worth noting that Jones showcased his mobility by running for a 12-yard gain, demonstrating progress in his recovery from last season's knee injury. Additionally, a remarkable deep pass to Darius Slayton for a 44-yard gain set up a touchdown, showing moments of brilliance amidst the struggles.

With high expectations and little support around him, Jones faces immense pressure to excel this season. The Giants' decision-makers will likely overlook the preseason performance and focus on his performance during the regular season. Saturday's game may not have been Jones' best showing, but there is still hope for improvement as the regular season approaches.

As the Giants erase the preseason slate, all eyes will be on Jones as he looks to prove his worth as the franchise quarterback. While the road ahead may be challenging, it is a pivotal year for Jones to establish himself and silence any doubts about his ability to lead the Giants to success.