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2019 Schedule
1-2, 2nd in NFC East
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Source: Giants RB Barkley likely out 4-8 weeks

Giants running back Saquon Barkley is expected to miss at least four weeks and possibly up to eight with a high ankle sprain, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Giants healthy RBs at the moment: Wayne Gallman Eli Penny Practice Squad: Jon Hilliman Austin Walter

Adam Schefter ESPN Senior Writer 

MRI revealed Giants' RB Saquon Barkley suffered a high ankle sprain that could sideline him anywhere from 4-8 weeks, per source. Longer timeline is considered more likely; the Giants have a bye in week 11, which could give him eight weeks to recover and return for last six games.

Max apologizes to Gettleman for Jones criticism (1:29)
Ryan: Jones is the best QB in New York (1:39)
Run it back: Lamar vs. Mahomes, Jones' heroics headline Week 3 (1:58)
Boomer: Jones' debut will 'long be remembered' (0:46)
Barkley unsure of injury status (0:19)

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Saquon Barkley told me he had a high ankle sprain before, his freshman year at Penn State. He missed two games with that injury.

Shurmur impressed with Jones' first start (0:35)
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2dJordan Raanan

Sources: Giants RB Barkley has high ankle sprain

Giants star running back Saquon Barkley needed to be helped to the locker room late in the second quarter Sunday against the Buccaneers and later was ruled out for the game. Barkley has a high ankle sprain and will get an MRI on Monday, sources said.

Jones thankful for Manning's support (0:36)

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

There was a point in the second quarter Daniel Jones went into the huddle and said, "Let's fu***** score!" Guys were taken aback. Had never seen that side of him, seen him curse. Moments later he pulled a zone read and ran in a touchdown. Had the sideline buzzing.

Bucs miss game-winning FG attempt as time expires (0:44)
Jones' 4 TDs rally Giants past Buccaneers (1:43)
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1dJordan Raanan

QB Jones leads Giants' rally vs. Bucs in 1st start

Giants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones led the Giants back from an 18-point deficit at halftime and scored the go-ahead touchdown in Sunday's 32-31 win over the Buccaneers.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Giants owner Steve Tisch told me before the game it was the start of a "new chapter." He raved afterwards about the poise and composure of the 22-year-old quarterback. Chapter 1 an overwhelmingly optimistic story.

Seth Walder ESPN Analytics 

Janoris Jenkins' final numbers allowed when he was the nearest defender to the targeted receiver today: 8 completions on 13 targets for 191 yards and two touchdowns, per NFL Next Gen Stats. Most yards allowed as nearest defender in a game this year.

Jones hits Engram for first career passing TD (0:36)
Jones loves the Giants' grit after win over Bucs (1:07)

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

A magical first start for Daniel Jones, rallying the Giants from an 18-point halftime deficit to a 32-31 victory over the Bucs. Jones threw for over 300 yards but it was his legs that were the difference. Tampa coach Bruce Arians said during the week that the difference between Jones and Eli Manning was "mobility." Boy did that prove to be true. Jones' 7-yard was TD run with just over a minute to play on fourth down was the difference.

Jones shows off the wheels with first career rushing TD (0:25)

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Team Stats

Passing Yards290.78th
Rushing Yards117.39th
Points For21.0Tied-19th
Points Against31.3