4 ways the NY Giants can improve to 7-2 with a Week 10 win

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Oct 30, 2022; Seattle, Washington, USA; New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones (8) looks to pass against the Seattle Seahawks during the second quarter at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports /

1. Daniel Jones will get back to form after a tough showing in Seattle

We all know the kind of player Daniel Jones is: he always looks to win no matter what the cost. After his relatively disappointing performance against the Seahawks in Week 8, Jones will likely look to dominate against this weak Texans team.

Jones may not be an elite playmaker, but he has gotten the job done for the Giants almost every game this season. When you consider how poor the offensive personnel is around him, Jones is deserving of more credit than he gets.

While the Texans secondary and overall pass defense is very solid, we have seen Jones dominate against better defenses. The Giants may be without Kadarius Toney, and Bellinger, but it seems as if the offense could be getting Kenny Golladay back. Golladay is motivated to silence his haters.

Another thing for Jones that needs to go right this game is the play-calling from Kafka. While Kafka has certainly done a solid job at running the offense, there are far too many times where it seems as if he does not trust Jones to do his job, especially early in games.

There will be plenty of eyes on Danny Dimes in this one. In order for the G-Men to come away with a win, Jones must play well from start to finish. Something tells us Jones is ready to have another big game, this time in front of the Big Blue faithful at MetLife Stadium.

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