The Giants turned to Mike Glennon under center after Daniel Jones was carted to the locker room against the Cowboys on Sunday.
Giants quarterback Daniel Jones was carted to the locker room after suffering a hit to the head in the second quarter on Sunday.
Jones was hit as he ran toward the end zone on a 3rd-and-goal try. He stood up and attempted to walk back to the huddle after the hit, but New York's signal-caller stumbled before regaining his balance. Giants trainers then attended to Jones and escorted him to the sideline.
Mike Glennon finished the drive for New York as running back Devontae Booker scored to tie the contest at 10-10. Jones did not return before halftime as Dallas grabbed a 17-10 lead, and he was subsequently ruled out for the contest. Dallas went on to win, 44-20.
Jones's injury wasn't the only major exit for the Giants on Sunday. Running back Saquon Barkley was ruled out early in Sunday's contest with an ankle injury after he landed on the foot of Cowboys defensive back Jourdan Lewis.
Wide receiver Kenny Golladay was sidelined for the second half due to a knee injury.
New York fell to 1–4 without their trio of offensive stars and have now lost eight of their last nine matchups against Dallas. They Giants have only made the playoffs once since winning Super Bowl XLVI at the end of the 2011 season.
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