Daniel Jones has ‘zeroed’ in on top choice for next team with decision looming
NY Post
Daniel Jones is closing in on his next team.
The former Giants quarterback has zeroed in on a “leading” choice for his next team and will be “telling teams tomorrow,” according to NFL insider Josina Anderson.
The insider also mentioned that the Raiders are interested in Jones following an injury to starter Gardner Minshew, though it’s unclear whether he is showing any sign of reciprocation.
As many as 10 teams have reached out to Jones following his split from the Giants last week, Fox Sport’s Jay Glazer reported.
It is believed that Jones is looking to go to a playoff contender and ESPN’s Adam Schefter specifically mentioned the Ravens and Vikings as “two of the likeliest teams to land” the former Giants QB.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport also noted the Raiders as a possible landing spot for Jones on Monday, citing the injury to Minshew.
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