In a preseason game against the Houston Texans, New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones faced a rough start with a couple of interceptions. However, Jones quickly rebounded, demonstrating his resilience and showcasing some promising moments during Saturday's action.

On the very first offensive play of the game, Jones threw a pass that should have been intercepted by Texans corner Derek Stingley. Fortunately for the Giants, Stingley dropped the ball, giving Jones another shot. The young quarterback took advantage of the opportunity, connecting with a tight end screen on second down. However, their drive ultimately ended when first-round pick Malik Nabers dropped a pass on third down.

Undeterred by the early setbacks, Jones remained determined. On the second possession, he made a costly mistake by attempting to force a pass to tight end Theo Johnson, resulting in an interception by Texans safety Jalen Pitre for an easy touchdown. Nonetheless, Jones quickly shook off the setback and continued to push forward.

The third possession saw another interception by Stingley, who made an impressive play. However, it was also noted that the pass intended for Jalin Hyatt could have been placed more accurately.

Fortunately, the tides turned for Jones and the Giants. On the fourth possession, Jones showcased his arm talent, connecting with Darius Slayton for a 44-yard gain, setting up a touchdown by Devin Singletary from the 1-yard line. Jones continued to find his rhythm, completing an acrobatic 21-yard catch near the sideline to Malik Nabers, who redeemed himself after his earlier drop.

Despite the rough start, Jones displayed his athleticism by scrambling for a 13-yard gain, showing no signs of hesitancy following his recovery from a torn ACL. Overall, Jones finished the game with 11-of-18 completions for 138 yards.

Although the final two drives came against Texans reserves, the positives gained from Jones' performance were much-needed. Moving forward, the Giants will focus on eliminating the early struggles and incorporating more of what worked, especially during the second quarter.

Jones' ability to bounce back from a challenging start highlights his resilience and adaptability as a quarterback. As the regular season approaches, fans can remain optimistic about his growth and potential impact on the Giants' offense.