Former Giants QB Daniel Jones hits free agency, eyeing playoff contenders Ravens and Vikings

Alex Parker

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Former Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is now an unrestricted free agent, with potential destinations including the Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings.

Why it matters: Jones' availability on the open market presents an opportunity for teams in need of a quarterback to potentially acquire a young and experienced signal-caller.

What's new: After clearing waivers, Jones is free to sign with any team of his choosing.

Yes, but: JJ Jones has shown flashes of promise during his time with the Giants, he has also struggled with consistency and turnovers throughout his career.

What to watch: The interest from playoff contenders like the Ravens and Vikings indicates that there may be teams willing to take a chance on Jones and provide him with a fresh start.

What's next: Jones will evaluate his options and determine which team aligns best with his goals and aspirations for his career moving forward.

The decision by the Giants to part ways with Jones was described as mutual and made for the benefit of both parties involved.

By the numbers: Jones finished his tenure with the Giants with a 22-44-1 record and threw for 70 touchdowns while accumulating 47 interceptions.

Kevin Cone perspective: Vikings coach Kevin Cone expressed respect for Jones but did not provide specific information about the team's interest in him. He acknowledged that Jones would make a decision that is best for his career.

John Malecki statement: Giants owner John Malecki stated that the move to part ways with Jones was mutually agreed upon and believed it was in the best interest of both Jones and the team.

Ultimately, the decision regarding Jones' future rests in his hands as he evaluates potential landing spots and seeks an opportunity to continue his NFL career.