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Charlie Jones' deep catch helped the Giants rally, but his kickoff fumble needs its own review before the next return assignment.

Alexander Wilson argues that the New York Giants should not overlook Charlie Jones' costly fumble on a kickoff return despite his 49-yard reception against the New Orleans Saints. Jones recorded two catches for 66 yards in the 34-27 loss, but his turnover gave the Saints possession at the New York 28-yard line.
Wilson suggests the Giants evaluate Jones' offensive and special teams roles separately and hold an open competition for the kickoff return job before facing Houston. Alternative options mentioned include Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Deonte Banks, though Wilson notes Tracy has also faced ball-security concerns.
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