Twitter reacts to Daniel Jones putting his flesh on the line for win in London

Daniel Jones with a bloody hand in Week 5 against the Green Bay Packers (image courtesy of NFL Network broadcast)

Daniel Jones with a bloody hand in Week 5 against the Green Bay Packers (image courtesy of NFL Network broadcast)

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New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones wanted to win the London game against the Green Bay Packers, and he bloodied his hand in an attempt to do so.

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones wanted to win the game in London against the Green Bay Packers so badly that he was willing to put his own flesh on the line.

Jones is certainly a dedicated player, and the Giants are proving they might just be one of the better teams in the league. They’re lucky to have a quarterback willing to go to extreme lengths for the success of the team.

Many people agree that Jones is an asset and a leader as well.

Twitter reactions to Giants QB Daniel Jones’ bloody hand

Of course, in such a bizarre but respectable situation, several people have shared their thoughts on Jones’ dedication.

One fan wrote, “This Giants team is so gritty man. The fact they’re even in this game driving like this is incredible. And their leader right now is Daniel Jones. What a game.”

This Giants team is so gritty man. The fact they’re even in this game driving like this is incredible. And their leader right now is Daniel Jones. What a game.

— Justin Penik (@JustinPenik) October 9, 2022

Another replied to that and simply but accurately said, “DANIEL JONES IS BALLING.”

One described Jones as a “warrior” and expressed his continuous support, regardless of where he may end up in the future. The fan Tweeted, “Daniel Jones is a warrior and I don’t know what his future holds but I’m rooting for him.”

Daniel Jones is a warrior and I don’t know what his future holds but I’m rooting for him.

— Giants Daily (@NYGDaily) October 9, 2022

His future surely seems to be bright. He’s been in the NFL and with the Giants for four seasons and, coming into Week 5, he’s posted completion percentage of 62.9 over 9,029 passing yards and has had 48 passing touchdowns. He’s been sacked a lot (119 times total), but he has a lot of potential to improve. He’s showing he’s dedicated to the team’s success regardless.