New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll is having fun coaching QB Daniel Jones this season but admits that’s always been the case.

Jones and the Giants played their most complete game of the year en route to a 29-20 upset victory over the Seahawks.

Quarterback Daniel Jones made New York Giants history in a 29-20 victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday afternoon.

Five games into the season, the Giants’ offensive line has been intact.  All five starters have played every snap.  This makes a world of difference.

The New York Giants pulled out an upset victory in Week 5 against the Seattle Seahawks, and while there were several heroes in this one, one of the biggest stars of the game was quarterback Daniel Jones,

Sure, the final score was closer Thursday night, 20-15, than it was either of the times these two teams matched up last year, but as Giants coach Brian Daboll preached progress after the game — he’s now 0-5 against the Cowboys, while the Giants have lost 14 of 15 to Dallas — it was hard to put a lot of stock in that message.

The New York Football Giants are in a very precarious position. They sit at 2-3 after a surprising win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, a game they were heavily expected to lose without star rookie receiver Malik Nabers and top rusher Devin Singletary.