New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones made his highly anticipated return to the field on Saturday after being sidelined since November due to a season-ending ACL tear. However, his comeback didn't exactly go as planned. In a preseason clash against the Houston Texans, Jones struggled to shake off the rust from his extended absence, resulting in a nightmare start for the $160 million quarterback.

During the Giants' opening possession, Jones failed to make an impact, leading the team to a quick three-and-out. The troubles continued on the following drive when Jones made a costly mistake, throwing an ill-advised pass that ended up in the hands of Texans defensive back Jalen Pitre, who returned it for a pick-six.

The New York crowd was left disappointed as Jones seemed to struggle with his decision-making and accuracy. Just a few minutes later, attempting a risky pass to Jalin Hyatt, Jones was intercepted by Derek Stingley Jr., adding further to his woes.

Turnovers have been a recurring issue for Jones, evident from his performance last season where he threw six interceptions in just six games. Giants' fans are now concerned about whether these preseason difficulties are a foreshadowing of what's to come during the regular season.

With the regular season set to kick off on Sunday, September 8 against the Minnesota Vikings, there is hope that Jones will have time to work on his game and regain his form. The coaching staff will surely be analyzing his performance closely, looking for areas of improvement and adjustments to ensure a successful campaign ahead.

The Giants and their fans are eager to see Jones bounce back from this shaky start and prove his worth as the leader of the team. As anticipation builds for the regular season, Jones will undoubtedly face pressure to deliver on his potential and help guide the Giants to victory.

Only time will tell if Daniel Jones can overcome these early preseason struggles and emerge as a reliable quarterback for the New York Giants.