The Daniel Jones era ended so badly that his last memory as a New York Giant was playing practice squad safety before he was ultimately waived. This year, the entire offseason injected hype into a team with one of the toughest schedules in the NFL and a coaching staff that knew it would be playing for its jobs this year.

Russell Wilson struggled in the game against Washington by completing 17-of-37 passes for 168 yards. Many Giants fans were wondering if he is already going to get benched in Week 2. Well, Dan Duggan of the Athletic mentioned on his Twitter page that head coach Brian Daboll confirmed that Wilson is going to be start on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.

Giants coach Brian Daboll on Monday unsurprisingly said that Russell Wilson would remain his team’s starting quarterback. For now. As the possibility lingers that first-round rookie Jaxson Dart could move from the backup role into Wilson’s starting job — especially if the Giants’ offense continues to struggle — Daboll is keeping the status quo.