If there was a player who was most symbolic of the Giants’ comeback victory over the Cardinals on Sunday at State Farm Stadium, it was Daniel Jones.
Giants’ quarterback never panicked with his team trailing 20-0 at the half“You just saw the poise and also the balance with intensity,’’ Giants tight end Darren Waller said. “That’s what I’ve seen since April and seen all through camps and OTA. That’s the consistent guy that I’ve seen every day. He was the main guy leading the charge.’’He was 9 of 16 for 62 yards with an INT and a passer rating of 39.1 in the first half.
“That’s what you need because there are so many ups and downs in this league and you can ride that roller coaster if you want to, but it’s going to wear you out. If you stay in the middle, odds are you’re going to make plays.’’Giants’ Saquon Barkley may have avoided worst after being carried off field with injury
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