Daniel Jones tripped over his own feet to miss out on the easiest touchdown of his career and even his own teammates were laughing at him

• New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones made the play of the game on Thursday night against the Philadelphia Eagles, but it ended in disaster.
• After breaking free for a huge run, Jones had only green in front of him, but tripped over his own feet before he could reach the end zone.
• The fall was so funny even Jones' own teammates couldn't keep from laughing at their quarterback.
• Thankfully for Jones and the Giants, they would punch in the ball for a touchdown just a few plays later.

The New York Giants offense was in need of a spark on Thursday night, and quarterback Daniel Jones was there to provide it. Well, almost.

Trailing the Eagles 10-7 in the third quarter, the Giants had failed to get a first down on four straight drives, and needed something special to jumpstart the offense.

Offensive coordinator Jason Garrett dialed up a zone-read for Jones, and it worked to perfection.

At the snap, Jones held the ball out for running back Wayne Gallman, but kept his eyes up on the Eagles defense. After seeing the defense collapse to the center of the field, Jones pulled the ball out to run it himself.

It was the right read! Jones found himself all alone as the seas parted and sent him upfield. A key, downfield block from tight end turned the big play into a huge one. There was nothing standing between Jones and the longest rushing touchdown of his career.

Unfortunately, Jones' legs couldn't keep up with him, and he began to stumble around the Eagles' 20-yard line. The only man that could stop Daniel Jones... was Daniel Jones.

Jones crashed to the ground just inside the 10 and was finally touched down, bringing the play to its end.

It was a play that Jones will never forget, though one that he surely wishes he had another shot at ending with an exclamation point.

—NFL (@NFL) October 23, 2020

On Twitter, fans couldn't help but make jokes at Jones' expense.

—Sting (@gardivorete) October 23, 2020

—chel$ea (@chhlss) October 23, 2020

Jones' own teammates couldn't help from laughing at their quarterback's misfortune.

—NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) October 23, 2020

But Jones did some sympathy from fellow quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who admitted that he wouldn't have fared much better than Jones did.

—Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) October 23, 2020

For the Giants, Jones' stumble ultimately didn't matter, as New York would go on to punch in the touchdown just a few plays later.

Still, it's not every day you see a professional athlete trip over himself on his way to glory.

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