New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones had successful surgery to repair his torn right ACL on Wednesday morning.

The team said the procedure was performed by Dr. Scott Rodeo at New York’s Hospital for Special Surgery.

The knee surgery came 17 days after Jones sustained the season-ending injury in a 30-6 loss at Las Vegas.

Jones, 26, said he anticipates a recovery period of eight to 10 months. Training camp is eight months away.

“So we’ll attack that and approach that, work on that day by day and try to get back as fast as I can,” Jones said on the “Up & Adams Show” on Tuesday.

Jones, who signed a four-year, $160 million contract in the offseason, finished with two touchdown passes and six interceptions in six games this season. He missed three games with a neck injury.

Jones is 22-36-1 as a starter with 62 touchdown passes and 40 picks in 60 games (59 starts) since being drafted with the No. 6 overall pick in 2019.

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New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones exited Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders after the first play of the second quarter with an apparent right knee injury.

It was the second consecutive play in which Jones injured his right leg.

On the final play of the first quarter, Jones attempted to elude Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby when the leg gave out.

To start the second quarter, Jones took the field and dropped back to pass. As he put pressure on his right leg, it gave out again and he fell to turf, grabbing his right knee.

Jones walked off the field and exited to be examined in the locker room. Jones missed the previous three games due to a neck injury.

Tommy DeVito replaced Jones at quarterback but threw two interceptions in his first three pass attempts.

Jones was 4 of 9 for 25 yards before departing.

Normal Giants backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor is on injured reserve with a rib injury sustained during last week’s 13-10 overtime loss to the New York Jets.

DeVito entered the game against the Jets in the middle of the second quarter and completed just 2 of 7 passes for minus-1 yard. The Giants set a franchise record with minus-9 net passing yards.

Matt Barkley was signed to New York’s practice squad during the week but the team did not elevate him to the active roster for Sunday’s game.

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New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has not been cleared for contact because of a neck injury and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s home game against the Washington Commanders.

Jones was limited at practice for the third consecutive day on Friday, when coach Brian Daboll said there’s a chance the QB could be cleared in time.

“We’ll see,” Daboll said. “We’re talking to medical people and just take it day by day here.”

Jones was injured during a 31-16 loss at the Miami Dolphins on Oct. 8, then missed last Sunday’s 14-9 road loss to the Buffalo Bills. Veteran Tyrod Taylor started in his place and was 24-for-36 passing for 200 yards.

Daboll said Jones has enough experience that even if he doesn’t practice all week with the team, he could still be ready to play.

“He’s played a lot of football for us,” Daboll said. “He’s been in the system for a while. So, again, we’ll take that one, get all the information and then make the right decision for him and for us.”

The Giants (1-5) ruled out center John Michael Schmitz (shoulder) and offensive tackles Andrew Thomas (hamstring) and Matt Peart (shoulder) for the game against the Commanders (3-3). None of the three practiced this week.

Cornerback Adoree’ Jackson (neck) has been limited all week and is listed as questionable, as is offensive tackle Evan Neal (ankle), who got in one limited session on Thursday but didn’t practice Friday.

Running back Saquon Barkley (ankle) and kicker Graham Gano (left knee) have been limited at practice this week but carry no injury designations.

–Field Level Media