Brian Daboll reveals true feelings to Russell Wilson costing giants with disastrous game against commanders

The Offensa of New York Giants is still a disaster.

The exhibition of Russell Wilson against the Washington commanders He was disappointing. The veteran Quarterback brought the team to only six points in their debut with the giants, completing less than 50% of their releases and with an average of only 4.5 yards per attempt.

After the preseason, many giants fans wanted to see Jaxson Dart at the head of the team. The first rookie stacked encouraging performances in its play time. The main coach Brian Daboll, however, did not fall into the trap: Dart remains the veteran's backup.

Speaking to journalists after the first game of the season, Daboll was asked about Wilson's individual performance. While he said he wanted to evaluate the ribbon before he made any cases, his message said that the veteran will remain the headline in the coming weeks:

“We are right here after the game. We have to do it better.

There was no income for the team. But they couldn't do much offensively either. Despite a few good releases in Malik Nabers, Wilson failed to get the violation. The absence of Andrew Thomas, his best offensive lineman, did not help issues.

Daniel Jones, former Giants Quarterback, runs his new team in his victory in his debut in Colts

If Russell Wilson's debut did not work as expected, the same cannot be said for Daniel Jones, who directed the franchise in the last six seasons. During his season debuting with the Indianapolis Colts, he had a great game.

Jones finished the game with 22 completions of 29 attempts, 272 yards and a touch. He also ran two more scores and had no change.

Jones became the headline after winning the Battle of the Quarterback against Anthony Richardson During the training field. A new start has wondered for the old selection of the first round. The victory against the Miami Dolphins was also special due to the passage of the former owner of Colts, Jim Irsay, during the low season.