Giants show positive signs pointing to Daniel Jones playing vs. Packers

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Positive signs are pointing to the New York Giants having their starting quarterback, Daniel Jones, available for Sunday’s London game against the Green Bay Packers. 

Brian Lewerke, the quarterback that was on standby after working out for the Giants on Tuesday, has been sent home, per The Athletic. 

The Giants worked out a few quarterbacks, but no signings took place, which shows the optimism surrounding Jones. 

He was also seen running around well during practice on Wednesday, as his injured ankle didn’t seem to be bothering him. Jones had his ankle twisted underneath a tackler in Sunday’s win over the Chicago Bears. 

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Daniel Jones #8 of the New York Giants hands off the ball during the game against the Chicago Bears at MetLife Stadium on Oct. 2, 2022 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.  (Sarah Stier/Getty Images)

Speaking to reporters after practice, Jones noted that he feels good, but his status is still up in the air. 

"It’s early in the week, so I’m just trying to do everything that I can day-by-day to get back there. Like I said, I’m feeling good. I’m feeling a lot better today," he said.

Jones was also seen wearing a slightly different cleat that seemed to give better ankle support. He said that he wore them last season but admitted they do offer better support than the ones he’s worn so far this year.

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Jones’ running ability is what makes him a dual threat for the Giants. He scored two touchdowns using his legs against the Bears in the first half that propelled them to victory, while being third in the NFL with 193