Giants news, 11/16: Daniel Jones, Darius Slayton, Tommy DeVito, more headlines

Giants news, 11/16: Daniel Jones, Darius Slayton, Tommy DeVito, more headlines
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2024 NFL offensive line rankings ahead of Week 11 | PFF

The Giants moved Jermaine Eluemunor to left tackle and had former first-round pick Evan Neal start at right tackle for the first time this season. Neal put forth an encouraging performance in the loss to the Panthers, garnering a 93.4 PFF run-blocking grade that ranked second among all offensive tackles in the NFL this week.

Since Week 2, guard Jon Runyan has allowed a knockdown — sack or quarterback hit — on just 0.5% of pass plays, which is tied for the 14th-best rate among 73 qualifying guards.

The Athletic’s Dianna Russini: Signs point to Jones continuing to be the starter

1 Stat That Defines Every NFL Team's Season | Bleacher Report

New York Giants: 8. Touchdown passes from Daniel Jones in 10 games, putting him on pace to throw 15 or fewer touchdown passes for a fifth year in a row. This year, only Deshaun Watson and Jacoby Brissett (both benched) have lower qualified TD pass rates. He's not the answer, people.

Giants on track for historically bad interception drought | New York Post

It has been nine games since the Giants’ one and only interception of the season — made by rookie linebacker Darius Muasau in the meaningless final three minutes of a season-opening 22-point loss to the Vikings.

The 2017 Raiders defense set the modern NFL record (since 1933) by going 10 straight games — a span of 357 passes — without an interception, according to Elias Sports Bureau. One year later, the 49ers and Cardinals each endured an eight-game drought that has been eclipsed by the Giants, who will return from this week’s bye trying to avoid tying dubious history Nov. 24 against the Buccaneers.

2025 NFL Free Agents Playing Their Way Into Big Contracts | The 33rd Team

Darius Slayton, WR, New York Giants Projected AAV: $17 million/year

Slayton turns 28 in January, so he’s not the youngest receiver on the market. However, you can expect that teams will be chasing Slayton’s upside with the hope of pairing him with a true No. 1 receiver on a good offense. With Jerry Jeudy earning a $17.5 million contract last offseason, look for Slayton’s numbers to be similar.

Playing the “One-Possession What If” game

The 12 NFL teams that could have new starting quarterbacks in 2025 | The Athletic

Potential 2025 starting quarterback: Cam Ward

It’s over for Jones in New York. The Giants tried to draft his replacement this past offseason but couldn’t move up and decided against selecting the likes of Michael Penix Jr., J.J. McCarthy or Bo Nix, all of...