NFL fans already giving up on Giants' $160,000,000 Daniel Jones gamble after training camp mistake - "He's a garbage quarterback" 

Quarterback Daniel Jones received a lucrative payday from the New York Giants this offseason. Now fans are expecting him to live up to the expectations set for a high-paid quarterback. During a joint practice with the Detroit Lions on Tuesday, he showed he's not living up to the standards by the loyal fan base.

It was reported by reporters during the joint practice went for five for 12 during a 11 vs. 11 scrimmage. He also nearly threw an interception to Lions safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson,who dropped the pass. Jones appeared to be uneasy throughout the practice and not showing consistency in the offense.

Fans on Twitter were critical of the quarterback's performance during Tuesday's joint practice. With some saying "even though it's practice," it doesn't look good for the New York Giants offense.

Another fan said it was only Giants fan who believed in the quarterback and everyone else was well aware that he wasn't elite. Others are disgruntled because running back Saquon Barkley didn't receive a lucrative contract and his production tends to be higher on the field.

Daniel Jones' Giants contract breakdown

This offseason, New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones signed a four-year deal worth $160 million. The contract contains $104 million in guaranteed money and a $36 million signing bonus. The news of his contract extension broke just days before the New York Giants had to make a decision regarding the franchise tag.

Daniel Jones will also receive a workout bonus of $500,000 each year. In 2023, he will make $9.5 million, which is fully guaranteed. In 2024, he will receive $35.5 million, which is also fully guaranteed.

In 2025, Daniel Jones will make $30 million, $11 million is fully guaranteed. If the quarterback is on the roster on the fifth-day of the 2025 league year, the New York Giants will pay him a roster bonus of $500,000.

There are also extra incentives between 2024 and 2026 for the quarterback to reach individual goals including passing yards and touchdown passes. Daniel Jones could receive up to $5 million a year during those years due to playing time and individual playing incentives.

His contract will make him the seventh-highest paid quarterback in the National Football League. His hit to the salary cap will be $19 million. The hit to the salary cap is also the fourteenth-highest among NFL players in the same position.