The New York Giants' rough start to the 2023 season got even worse recently when quarterback Daniel Jones recently went down with a neck injury. It had been unclear whether or not he would play in Week 7 against the Washington Commanders, but he received an update on Saturday that was then confirmed on Sunday when the inactives were announced.

It was reported on NFL.com Saturday that Jones was expected to miss this game against the Commanders. Jones is now officially on the inactive list, putting him out for a second straight game. Tyrod Taylor will get the start in his place once again.

The Giants hung around last week when Taylor played in place of Daniel Jones against the Buffalo Bills and even had a chance to win on the final play. Taylor went 24-of-36 for 200 yards and no touchdowns or interceptions. He had an okay performance, but it was the defense that kept New York in the game. If they are going to win this weekend against Washington, he will need to have a better performance.

The Giants have not gotten off to the start they were hoping for this season, sitting at 1-5. Last year, the New York made it to the playoffs and took down the Minnesota Vikings in the first round on the road. It was a huge win, and it ended up being a good season. However, it doesn't look like that success will be repeated this season after the abysmal start.

It's hard to know where to go from here if you're the Giants. You don't have your starting QB in Daniel Jones, and you're already 1-5. There isn't a lot of hope for this team, and it might get worse this weekend against the Commanders.