Giants' Daniel Jones Addresses Brian Daboll Sideline Video: 'We Were All Frustrated'

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has broken his silence regarding his sideline altercation with head coach Brian Daboll after he threw a game-sealing pick-six in a 24-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night.

"We were all frustrated," Jones told reporters Wednesday. "Costly mistake. I can't afford to do that."

With under two minutes remaining in the third quarter, Jones threw an interception to Seahawks rookie cornerback Devon Witherspoon down near the goal line that was returned for a touchdown.

As Jones was walking off the field following the play, Daboll walked up to him in clear frustration and was later captured on video tossing a tablet aside during an interaction with his quarterback.

When asked what he was showing Jones on the tablet, Daboll wouldn't get too much into the specifics.

"I was trying to show him—kind of see what he thought and then kind of tell him what I saw," Daboll told reporters after the game.

Daboll added when asked what was supposed to happen on the play: "Yeah, I'm not gonna get into the particulars of it. Just, we didn't get the job done."

When observing the play, it's clear veteran tight end Darren Waller was open in the end zone. Instead of attempting a pass to Waller, Jones tries to force the ball to wide receiver Parris Campbell, who was being swarmed by Witherspoon.

With Monday's loss, the Giants dropped to 1-3 on the season. It's a disappointing feat for the franchise as it entered the 2023 campaign with high expectations after reaching the NFC divisional round last year.

There's still plenty of time for the G-Men to get back on track, though they'll face a difficult Miami Dolphins team on Sunday that could hand them their third straight loss.