Jake Fromm had to leave the Buffalo Bills for the New York Giants, but on Sunday, he finally got his first NFL regular-season action.
Replacing Mike Glennon for the game’s final drive, Fromm impressed against the Dallas Cowboys, completing his first 4 passes and finishing the drive 6-for-12 for 82 yards.
Here was a long pass he connected on with WR Kenny Golladay:
Former Georgia Bulldog @FrommJake makes his NFL debut!
Final line: 6-12, 82 yards. Congrats to Houston County's own! @BearDownHOCO pic.twitter.com/gQV518JhUB
— Connor Hines (@ConnorHines17) December 19, 2021
If starter Daniel Jones is still injured next week, it seems reasonable that Fromm, not Glennon, would get the start.
The Giants aren’t exactly in playoff position, so there’s no harm in the team trying to find out what it has in Fromm moving forward. The first drive of his regular-season career sparked plenty of optimism among Giants fans.
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