It looks like Jason Garrett in the Giants will be feeding Daniel Jones with his season on the line.
Backup offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens and backup quarterback Colt McCoy will return to their regular roles on Sunday against Garrett and Jones Ravens a week after the Browns lost six points, with the exception of any setbacks.
Jones was first in the raps during Thursday’s practice and he walked around the pockets in the exercise without significant lameness as shown earlier.
“I think we made some moves with him last week, although it was difficult for him to sit through those double injuries, which helped resolve some of that situation,” the coach said. “The response we have received medically is that it is constantly improving and it has a lower risk of injury.”
The Giants stepped up the intensity of practice for Jones on Wednesday – when the judge was “really encouraged” by how his quarterback moved – while on Thursday, when he planned to “jump in his normal role and move on.” They will return to the field on Friday as part of a short three-hour period to make room for family time over Christmas.
“If he is able to play, we intend to play him,” the judge said. “We came through [Wednesday’s] Practice It seems we are on the right track. “
Garrett has been in quarantine since he tested positive for COVID-19 on December 16. Because he also attended all the zoom meetings during the missing practice, the judge is comfortable handing over the play-calling gender to Garrett on Sunday.
It is not clear whether Garrett will be out of NFL protocol to travel with the team on Saturday, if he will have to travel manually on the day of the game and join the team.
“We’re still waiting on some point of clarity,” the judge said, but we expect him to call the play into play and come to the side. Jason has done a really good job of organizing how he had to work, staying connected to the players, staying connected to the coaching staff. Freddie has done a really good job of running everything in practice. “
The hands of the full-fledged giants will also be filled with ravens. That’s the No. 31 offense against the No. 4 scoring defense – and the Giants (5–9) are eliminated by a losing offensive argument and Washington’s victory over the Panthers.
“For a number of reasons, we have to finish the drives better,” the judge said. “When we get down there [to the red zone] We need to come away with points. It is not something we will observe internally. ”
Asked if the Giants needed Santa Claus to bring more crime to Christians, Kitchen said: “If you know him and want to send us something you are talking about, have fun. She, an elf on the shelf, Mrs. Claus. Anything. “
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