The New York Giants will discuss contract extensions for Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley during their bye week.

"We'll have those meetings this week," general manager Joe Schoen confirmed Tuesday.

Both players have come a long way this year given their struggles and injury history. Jones, 25, was a first-round pick (sixth overall) in 2019 and has completed 63.1 percent of his passes this season for 1,399 yards with six touchdowns and two interceptions in eight starts. Barkley, 25, was a first-rounder (second overall) in 2018 and currently is second in the NFL with 779 rushing yards. He has five rushing touchdowns and 28 catches for 189 yards in eight games, the story said.

Brian Daboll says Daniel Jones (ankle) “came out good” after last week’s game.
Saquon Barkley (shoulder) will be out there practicing.

The tweet added Jones feels better today than he did last Wednesday, so that's great news for owners. The team expects Barkley to be limited with his shoulder issue. Looks like both players should be good to go for Week 6.

Daniel Jones went through all of media viewing portion of today’s practice.

The tweet said Jones did both individual stuff and team drills and the author commented that was was moving well. The Giants are optimistic Jones will be able to play in Week 5. The Giants and Packers are in London this week so owners will have time for a backup plan if they are counting on Jones and he's a last-minute call.

Giants QB Daniel Jones, who left Sunday’s win with an ankle injury, is considered day-to-day. While tests will continue, there is some optimism that he plays Week 5.

Both Jones and backup Tyrod Taylor (concussion) left the team's game on Sunday against the Bears, leaving Saquon Barkley as the Giants' only option. That, of course, won't happen for their London game against the Packers, but the entire already-moribund offense will look even worse if Jones is forced to miss a week.

The Giants' top two quarterbacks, Daniel Jones (ankle) and Tyrod Taylor (concussion) have both exited Sunday's game against the Bears.

The Giants' third quarterback is...Saquon Barkley, so it could be some Wildcat action for the Giants for a bit. Jones didn't have a strong day throwing the football but he did rush for two touchdowns. Taylor came in and went 1/3 for 11 yards before the possible concussion.

After missing the preseason opener, Toney does not look to be on path for Week 2 due to a leg injury.

Related Players: Wan'Dale Robinson, Daniel Jones

Toney played in only 10 games last season, dealing with issues pertaining to his hamstring, ankle, thumb, quad, oblique and shoulder. That was followed by an off-season filled with trade rumors and the selection of a similar type of receiver in the draft. It's difficult to buy in with all the negativity surrounding him.

Daniel Jones' 2022 play will determine what the future of the Giants' quarterback position will look like, and right out of the gate it's more of the same extreme ebbs and flows we've seen from him thus far in his career.

Currently ranked as our QB23, Jones should offer some spike weeks throughout the year, but even with a theoretically improved skill group around him, he's going to put up some stinkers as well.

The Giants and QB Tyrod Taylor have agreed on a two-year deal.

Related Player: Daniel Jones

Taylor's arrival is not nearly the competition Mitch Trubisky would have been, but Taylor is much better than Mike Glennon. Taylor should not be rostered unless he usurps Daniel Jones.

New Giants GM Joe Schoen spoke about QB Daniel Jones in his first press conference, saying that the team will build an offense around what Jones' strengths.

Those strengths are few and far between, but it seems as if Jones will have at least one last opportunity to show he can hang as a starting QB in the NFL.

The Giants will be bringing back both QB Daniel Jones and HC Joe Judge for the 2022 season.

Despite the fifth-straight double-digit loss season, the Giants see a foundation between Jones and Judge, including Judge cleaning up some of the messes left behind from previous regimes. The big change for the team will likely come at the general manager spot. It is still believed that Dave Gettleman will step down after the season. Jones has one year left on his contract, plus a potential fifth-year option in which the team has until May to decide on. Jones had 2,428 yards, ten touchdowns and seven interceptions this season but has been shut down for the season due to injury. Jake Fromm is getting his first career start today against the Eagles.