Hello, welcome to Inside the Bird's Week 12 NFL preview show.

I'm Jeff Mosher.

And as we start week 12 in the NFL, we have yet another quarterback change. And I think we saw all this

coming. I mentioned last week with the Giants going into the buy that I thought Daniel Jones

had played his last snap as a giant. He clearly has as he has been sent to the bench. Now,

they're obviously calling it football reasons because they can't

come out and say it's financial reasons. He has a lot of money due to him for injury only next

year. And why, if you're the Giants, knowing you're going to be on a new quarterback next year,

hello, Shador Sanders, we'll see. Why would you risk getting

Daniel Jones hurt and then having to be on the books for extra money? No, they're not taking

money away from Daniel Jones either. This is not a disrespectful financial move. The money is only

guaranteed if Daniel Jones was hurt. I'm sure Daniel Jones, as much as he loves the money is only guaranteed if Daniel Jones was hurt.

I'm sure Daniel Jones, as much as he loves the money, would like to be healthy also next

year, be a free agent, maybe get a job where he can maybe be like the Sam Darnold of the

offseason where perhaps he's available to go to a better team and show he can play better

or at least go back up for a year somewhere or compete for a job somewhere.

But the real story isn't Daniel Jones.

It's who the Giants are going to as their quarterback.

It is not Drew Locke, who I believe they gave $5 million to it, be a backup. It is

good old Tommy Coutlets. Tommy DeVito will be the quarterback. Why does this make sense for the New York

Giants? I've asked myself that question ever since they made the move. I'm not quite sure I

understand it.

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