Danny is back to passing dimes. Daniel Jones was spotted at NY Giants OTAs throwing again in 7-on-7 drills as he recovers from a torn ACL sustained in Week 8 last year. This increased activity is a good sign that Jones will be ready for a full workload. When asked about any doubts about being ready for Week 1, Jones said “I don’t have any doubt about it.”

With a career record of 22-36-1,  Jones has struggled in the NY offense. However, he is now working with potentially the most talented pass catchers the Giants have had in awhile. After drafting WR Malik Nabers at 6th overall, and further developing promising young receivers Wan’Dale Robinson and Jalin Hyatt, it is a now or never season for Jones to live up to his 4-year, $160 extension. The Giants also signed Drew Lock in March, providing some QB camp competition.

For fantasy owners, Jones’ main appeal has been his rushing upside, which will likely be limited due to his injury. Despite this positive news, Jones will be likely be one of the last starting QBs (depending on camp) taken in fantasy drafts this Fall.