Giants quarterback Daniel Jones dealing with second leg injury

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By Mike Romano

(NEW YORK) New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is dealing with a lower leg injury in addition to the hamstring injury he suffered Nov. 29 against the Cincinnati Bengals, head coach Joe Judge told reporters Wednesday.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Jones suffered a sprained ankle during the team’s 26-7 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.

Rapoport said Jones is going to test out his injuries in Wednesday’s practice but expects that backup quarterback Colt McCoy will be under center on Sunday night when the Giants play the Cleveland Browns.

Jones started the game against the Cardinals, but he was unable to find a groove as he threw for 127 yards and fumbled three times, losing one. He was sacked six times and didn’t run the ball once.

McCoy, who led New York to a victory in his start the week before against the Seattle Seahawks, replaced Jones late in the fourth quarter.

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