In Week 6, the New York Giants took the field for a primetime showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals Football on Sunday evenings. Looking for their second straight win, the Giants immediately found themselves in a tough spot. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow capped a touchdown drive with a 47-yard rushing touchdown that made New York's defense look downright silly.

From there, the Giants tried to respond. And they started. Things seemed to be going well. The Giants were well on their way to putting this game away early after giving up that long touchdown to Burrow.

For Daniel Jones and Co. it was a 1st and 10th place in the red zone. He had completed his last four passes, most recently a 15-yard pitch and catch to Wan'Dale Robinson, setting them up nicely from the Bengals' 14-yard line.

Just when the Giants seemed to be getting going offensively, the unit stalled. In fact, Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth had just started talking about Jones getting “into a rhythm” when the Giants quarterback fell back, felt the pressure as he was about to get hit, and, well , sent an interception by airmail.

To be honest, the timing of the interception couldn't have been funnier. Jones wasn't about to let Michaels and Collinsworth praise him for his prime-time success. After all, he's ranked 1-13th in prime time in his career. So he decided to do what only Daniel Jones could do.

Before the pick, Jones was 6 of 9 for 62 yards and actually seemed to get into a rhythm. So the on-air praise coming at that moment wasn't exactly misplaced. Jones sensed it. But he couldn't help it. Jones didn't keep it, didn't stash it and run away, didn't take a sack or even throw it away. He had to allow it, and right into the hands of the opposition.

As they say: stats don't lie and…1-13 isn't great.

Yes, yes, that's him. Oh, how we missed him.

There's a Kirk Cousins ​​joke in there somewhere just to make Giants fans feel as bad.

Speaking of old…that's 6th grade. He's getting older but still making decisions like that?

You're not wrong.

That sums it up.

This tweet will be enough; Do not worry.

Yes.

Oh, undoubtedly. It definitely is.

Like I said…

Can you? Please?

It's not high. I'm telling you that.