New York Giants
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Free-agent RB takes injured Barkley's spot as Giants take aim at more dynamic pass plays as well
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A two-time Pro Bowler, Freeman gives the Giants another proven back to help replace Saquon Barkley, who was officially placed on injured reserve with a torn ACL.
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Jerry Schuplinski, who once coached Tom Brady, says Jones "works as hard if not harder than any young quarterback I've been around."
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The team said the running back will have surgery to repair the injury in the near future.
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There are a few glimmers of hope in the second half of Sunday's loss when they did not allow a point and forced two turnovers.
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Players call out the unfavorable playing conditions from Jets win, but Joe Judge and the Giants don't see a problem with the new field at MetLife
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If the Giants' second-year quarterback is the answer at the position, then this is the perfect opportunity for him to show it. The team is 0-2 and just lost its star running back.
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Free-agent running back would add depth to the position after Barkley's injury.
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OFFENSE: For the first time in his career, Daniel Jones started a game and did not throw a TD pass. ...
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Rallied without injured Barkley and Shepard, but couldn't convert a TD on final play from the Bears' 10-yard line.
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The third-year running back hurt his right knee on the first play of the second quarter and suffered what team sources fear to be a torn ACL in his right knee.
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Daniel Jones finally had all his weapons available, but it didn't last long after first-half injuries to Saquon Barkley and Sterling Shepard.
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The NFL fined several coaches $100,000 each and their teams $250,000 each after Troy Vincent's strongly worded memo about face coverings was widely ignored in Week 2
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MORE GIANTS
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Watch the highlights of the Week 2 matchup between the New York Giants and the Chicago Bears.
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See the scenes from the Giants' loss to the Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field in Chicago
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