Daniel Jones Fantasy Stats

Daniel Jones
#13 QB  |  Minnesota Vikings
Healthy
Height / Weight 6'5"  /  230 lbs.
Date of Birth (Age) May 27, 1997 (27)
Experience 6 seasons
Drafted 2019 NFL Draft, 1st Round, Pick #6 (Giants)
College Duke

Season Stats

PASSING RUSHING
SEASON TEAM GP FPTS/G FPTS CMP ATT CMP% YDS AVG TD INT RATING ATT YDS AVG TD
2019NYG1316.5215.028445961.930276.6241287.7452796.22
2020NYG1412.9180.028044862.529436.6111080.4654236.51
2021NYG1115.2167.523236164.324286.710784.8622984.82
2022NYG1618.1289.031747267.232056.815592.51207085.97
2023NYG69.557.010816067.59095.72670.5402065.21
2024NYG1013.5135.321634163.320706.18779.4672654.02
Career 70 14.9 1043.8 1437 2241 64.1 14582 6.5 70 47 84.3 399 2179 5.5 15

Game Log

PASSING RUSHING
DATE TEAM OPP FPTS CMP ATT CMP% YDS AVG TD INT RATING ATT YDS AVG TD
Week 1Sep 8, 2024NYGMIN4.9224252.41864.40244.46152.50
Week 2Sep 15, 2024NYGWAS18.3162857.11786.420100.05326.40
Week 3Sep 22, 2024NYGCLE19.4243470.62366.920109.48202.50
Week 4Sep 26, 2024NYGDAL9.5294072.52817.00181.3430.80
Week 5Oct 6, 2024NYGSEA22.1233467.62577.620109.611383.50
Week 6Oct 13, 2024NYGCIN11.8224153.72055.00157.511565.10
Week 7Oct 20, 2024NYGPHI6.0142166.7994.70077.35204.00
Week 8Oct 28, 2024NYGPIT6.7243863.22646.90172.7310.30
Week 9Nov 3, 2024NYGWAS24.4202676.91746.720119.77547.71
Week 10Nov 10, 2024NYGCAR12.2223759.51905.10250.57263.71

Vikings Depth Chart

QB

Sam Darnold

Nick Mullens

Brett Rypien

RB

Aaron Jones

Cam Akers

Ty Chandler

RWR

Jordan Addison

Brandon Powell

SWR

Jalen Nailor

Trent Sherfield Sr.

TE

T.J. Hockenson

Josh Oliver

Johnny Mundt

LT

Cam Robinson

Walter Rouse

LG

Blake Brandel

Michael Jurgens

C

Garrett Bradbury

Dan Feeney

RG

Dalton Risner

Ed Ingram

RT

Brian O'Neill

David Quessenberry

FS

Harrison Smith

Joshua Metellus

LDE

Jonathan Bullard

Jalen Redmond

RDE

Jerry Tillery

Levi Drake Rodriguez

LOLB

Andrew Van Ginkel

Dallas Turner

Jihad Ward

ROLB

Jonathan Greenard

Pat Jones II

Bo Richter

Gabriel Murphy

LCB

Byron Murphy Jr.

Fabian Moreau

Dwight McGlothern

SS

Camryn Bynum

Jay Ward

Theo Jackson

RCB

Stephon Gilmore

Shaq Griffin

Daniel Jones News

Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Vikings

Daniel Jones Landing With Vikings

Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones is signing with the Minnesota Vikings, according to NFL insider Ari Meirov. The former No. 6 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft lands with Kevin O'Connell following his abrupt release from New York. Jones will have the chance to sit behind Sam Darnold in hopes of regaining a starting job in the near future. Jones started 69 games for the Giants, racking up a 24-44-1 record behind 14,582 passing yards, 70 passing touchdowns, and 47 interceptions. He rushed for 2,179 yards and 15 scores. The 27-year-old is not on the fantasy football radar for now, but he's worth stashing in deep Superflex or two-QB leagues. If Darnold were to miss time, Jones would enter an offense with stud pass-catchers, and he still has a little bit of juice as a runner.
Nov 27   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Vikings

Daniel Jones Expected To Sign Wednesday

Free agent quarterback Daniel Jones has zeroed in on a "leading" choice and will reveal his intended signing destination to NFL teams on Wednesday, according to insider Josina Anderson, citing a high-ranking league official. It sounds like Jones will share the news of his signing within league circles today, and it's hard to imagine that news stays private for long. We've previously seen him linked to the Ravens and Vikings as he would reportedly prefer to be a backup quarterback with a contender. However, Anderson notes that the Raiders are still interested after Gardner Minshew II broke his collarbone last Sunday.
Nov 27   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Giants

Daniel Jones Clears Waivers, Officially A Free Agent

Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones officially cleared waivers on Monday and is an unrestricted free agent and is free to sign with any team. Jones prefers to sign with a playoff contender, with potential destinations being the Baltimore Ravens or Minnesota Vikings, according to sources. He has reportedly already eliminated the Las Vegas Raiders, who just lost quarterback Gardner Minshew II (collarbone) for the rest of the season, as an option. A team would have had to claim the balance of Jones' contract ($11,833,333) for this year and the $23 million in injury guarantees after this season if they wanted him off waivers. The former sixth overall pick in the 2019 out of Duke spent six seasons with the Giants and really only had one solid season in the first year with Brian Daboll as head coach in 2022. Jones will likely have to serve in a backup role if he signs with a contender.
Nov 26   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Raiders

Daniel Jones Won't Join The Raiders

Free-agent quarterback Daniel Jones has been a hot topic since being released by the New York Giants last week. Jones has drawn quite a lot of interest and figures to sign with another organization soon. The Las Vegas Raiders reportedly have shown interest in signing Jones after quarterback Gardner Minshew II (collarbone) suffered a season-ending injury on Sunday. Despite that, Jones has reportedly said he's not interested in joining the two-win Raiders. Instead, Jones wants to join a playoff contender as he has drawn interest from multiple playoff teams. Right now, the Minnesota Vikings and Baltimore Ravens are the two favorites to land Jones, according to Adam Schefter. It remains to be seen which team will actually sign Jones, but that should happen in the coming days. As for the Raiders, Desmond Ridder figures to start going forward with Jones deciding to go elsewhere.
Nov 26   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Raiders

Raiders Might Be Interested In Daniel Jones

According to NFL Media's Ian Rapoport, the Las Vegas Raiders could be in the market to sign quarterback Daniel Jones. The signal-caller, who was recently released by the New York Giants, is expected to clear waivers and hit free agency. The Ravens, Vikings, and 49ers have been a few teams rumored to be interested in his services, although he'd presumably be a backup. But with the Raiders quarterback struggles this season, Jones could find his way under center, even if it's only for a few games. He would also add value moving ahead if the team adds a quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft. Still, that's assuming Jones signs. Either way, there may be a lot of updates in this scenario in the next few days. For now, he isn't worth a spot on fantasy rosters.
Nov 24   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Vikings

Daniel Jones Wants To Sign With Contender, Linked To Vikings And Ravens

Quarterback Daniel Jones, who is expected to clear waivers and become a free agent on Monday, will likely pursue signing a one-year deal with a contender rather than marketing himself to quarterback-needy teams that have already been eliminated from the playoff hunt, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Specifically, Schefter mentioned the Ravens and Vikings as the two teams most likely to sign him, but he also clarified that there are additional teams in the mix. Regardless of where he signs, it sounds like Jones will be the backup, offering valuable depth in case a starter gets injured.
Nov 24   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Giants

Daniel Jones Unlikely To Be Claimed Off Waivers

The New York Giants granted quarterback Daniel Jones' request to be released on Friday, and the sixth-year QB will now be subject to waivers. However, any team claiming him would be responsible for the remaining $11,833,333 he's guaranteed this year, which makes it highly unlikely any team will claim him off waivers. NFL teams interested in signing Jones can do so after 4 pm ET on Monday, although a signing is more likely to happen on Tuesday or Wednesday. The 27-year-old former first-rounder might choose to wait for a quarterback-needy team to emerge later in the season, though. Jones should land on his feet somewhere else eventually, but he won't be guaranteed a starting job after another disappointing season with the G-Men in which he completed 63.3% of his passes for 2,070 yards, eight touchdowns and seven interceptions in 10 starts.
Nov 23   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Giants

Giants Release Daniel Jones

According to Ari Meirov of the 33rd Team, the New York Giants are releasing quarterback Daniel Jones. Meirov noted that Jones asked for his release and that both sides are moving on. This is a surprising move, even after the Giants demoted Jones from his starting role. The New York Giants drafted the 27-year-old with the sixth overall selection in the 2019 draft from Duke. Throughout his time in the Big Apple, Jones won one playoff game and held an overall 24-44-1 record with a 64.1% completion rate. He averaged 2,430.3 yards per season with 11.7 passing and 2.5 rushing scores per season. Fantasy managers should expect Tommy Devito to operate as the team's starting quarterback going forward, with Drew Lock serving as his backup. Jones will now look for a new home in free agency and can be safely dropped from your fantasy roster in all redraft leagues.
Nov 22   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Giants

Daniel Jones Working As QB4 In Practice

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones, who has been benched coming out of the team's Week 11 bye, was the No. 4 QB during individual hand-off drills in practice on Wednesday behind new starter Tommy Devito, Drew Lock and new practice-squad signee Tim Boyle. The Giants aren't just benching Jones heading into their Week 12 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but they are fully expected to shut him down for the rest of the 2024 season as they look to move in a new direction at the position going forward. It would be a surprise to see the 27-year-old take another snap for the Giants this year before the team likely cuts him this offseason. If Jones were to play and get hurt, the Giants would have to guarantee him $23 million in 2025. The former sixth overall pick played in just six games due to injury in 2023 and threw for eight TDs and seven picks in 10 games this year before being benched.
Nov 20   
Daniel Jones  • QB  •  Giants

Giants Players Reportedly Unhappy About Daniel Jones Benching

The New York Giants formally moved on from quarterback Daniel Jones, and some Giants players are unhappy with the way the benching was handled, according to Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports. The former first-round pick will be relegated to third string as the 2-8 Giants protect against the possibility of a $23 million injury guarantee in his contract for 2025. A player reportedly told Schultz, "We're not idiots. They did it because of money." Quarterback Tommy Devito, not Drew Lock, will start this week against Tampa Bay, which means even more uncertainty for fantasy-relevant players like wide receiver Malik Nabers and running back Tyrone Tracy Jr.
Nov 20   
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