Daniel Jones in the sights of Raiders, 49ers and eight other teams after his departure from the Giants

The NFL is in turmoil following the official announcement of Daniel Jones' departure from the New York Giants, a mutual agreement that ended a four-year, $106 million contract. The decision, although expected by many, has sparked the interest of at least ten franchises looking to reinforce their quarterback position before the end of the season.

Jones' performance in New York was the subject of constant criticism. Since his arrival as the sixth overall pick in the 2019 Draft, the quarterback never managed to lead the Giants to a winning record, leaving both fans and management dissatisfied. Despite this, the player's talent remains an attraction for teams looking for stability at the most important position on the field.

According to Fox Sports analyst Jay Glazer, among the teams that have shown interest are the Las Vegas Raiders and the San Francisco 49ers, two organizations with clear needs at the position. The Raiders, after an inconsistent season in which they have tried different quarterbacks, see Jones as a viable option to lead their offense. For their part, the 49ers, known for their dynamic offensive system, could bet on him as a strategic backup to compete in the playoffs.

The phrase "one man's trash is another man's treasure" seems to apply in this case, as teams in crisis see Jones as an opportunity to rebuild or strengthen their roster. Although his performance with the Giants was not brilliant, his experience and youth still give him the potential to succeed in a new system.

The future of Daniel Jones will be one of the most talked about topics in the coming weeks, with the expectation that he will sign with a team that offers him the opportunity to establish himself in the league.