The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to acquire Leonard Williams from the New York Giants for a 2024 second round pick and a 2025 fifth rounder.

Williams was the sixth overall pick in 2015 by the New York Jets and joined the Giants in 2019. Williams was a Pro Bowler in 2016.

The New York Giants lost quarterback Tyrod Taylor in the second quarter and set a franchise record for passing ineptitude in a 13-10 overtime loss to the New York Jets on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.

Taylor will remain at Hackensack Medical Center overnight with an injury to his rib cage, according to the Giants. Undrafted rookie Tommy DeVito came on in relief for his NFL debut and went 2-of-7 passing for minus-1 yard.

 New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has "a chance" to play Sunday against the Washington Commanders and is officially listed as questionable with a neck injury.

Jones missed Sunday night's 14-9 loss to the Buffalo Bills. He was a limited participant in practice throughout the week. He threw and did individual drills but has not been cleared for contact.

With the trade deadline two weeks away, Saquon Barkley is making it clear that he wants to remain with the New York Giants.

"Sitting here, everyone knows how I feel. Everyone knows I don't want to get traded," Barkley said. "I don't think anyone in their right mind would want to get traded anywhere. It's not an easy thing to do. You have to move. I have a family. I would love to be here.

"But like I said, it's not in my control. My focus is to be the leader I can be for this team and get this thing on the right track."

The trade deadline is 4 p.m. ET on Oct. 31.

The Giants are 1-5 heading into this weekend's game against the Washington Commanders.

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones will not play against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night because of a neck injury, coach Brian Daboll said Friday.

Jones was injured Sunday in a 31-16 loss to the Miami Dolphins when his neck snapped back violently as he was hit from behind on his sixth sack of the game. He has not practiced this week.

"I think he's getting better, but not good enough to play in this game," Daboll said.

The New York Jets worked out offensive tackle La'el Collins on Tuesday.

Collins, who was released by the Cincinnati Bengals after Week 1, will also meet with the New York Giants, according to a report.

He opened the 2023 season on the PUP list as his rehab from a torn ACL and MCL extended through the preseason.

New York Giants right tackle Evan Neal is walking back his criticism of the team's fans after telling them to  "boo louder," among other things, in an interview.

Neal, the No. 7 overall pick in 2022, was part of a Giants offensive line that allowed 11 sacks in a 24-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night.

At halftime, he reacted to the boos from the home fans by gesturing sarcastically for them to bring more of the discontent.

"They were booing us, so I said, 'Boo louder!'" Neal told NJ Advance Media.

"Why would a lion concern himself with the opinion of a sheep? ... The person that's commenting on my performance, what does he do?" Neal added. "Flip hot dogs and hamburgers somewhere?"

Neal also said in the interview that the boos that showered the Giants showed that some of the fans are "fair-weather" and "bandwagoners."

Neal later apologized for his comments in a note posted to X, on Wednesday night, writing, "I am wrong for lashing out at the fans who are just as passionate and frustrated as I am. I let my frustrations in my play + desire to win get the best of me. I had no right to make light of anyone's job and I deeply regret the things I said.

"We are working day in and day out to grow as a team and this was an unnecessary distraction. I apologize."

Geno Smith ripped New York Giants linebacker Isaiah Simmons for what he called a "dirty play" in the Seattle Seahawks' 24-3 victory on Monday night.

Simmons tackled Smith near the sideline in the second quarter. The quarterback injured his knee on the play. He remained in the game for one more play before getting attended to in the medical tent and missing the next two series.

"A dirty play. Dirty play," Smith told ESPN's Lisa Salters. "You guys can see it. It was a dirty play. It's no place in this sport for that and hopefully something happens, but other than that, the grace of God allowed me to come back into this game and I'm happy to be back out there."

Simmons says he was just trying to make a tackle. Smith was running for yards after catching his own pass.

"I really don't got much to say about it," Simmons said. "We playing football. He's mad he got hit? What do most quarterbacks do when they don't want to get hit? They go down. I don't really know what else to tell him about that."