The NFC East has been a blood bath in 2020, so bad that you can't look away. Early in the New York Giants' Week 10 matchup against the division-leading (despite being just 3-4-1 going into the game) Philadelphia Eagles, things appeared to be no different.On the first drive of the game, Giants quarterback Daniel Jones took a snap in the shotgun, faked a handoff, and ran out to his left. Stopping to stutter-step and wait for a block at the line of scrimmage, the second-year QB broke for the goal line. With four Eagles defensive backs in tow, Jones won the foot race by three strides, strutting into the Giants end zone for a 34-yard touchdown.There goes Daniel Jones! Untouched for a 34-yard TD run. #TogetherBlue📺: #PHIvsNYG on FOX📱: NFL app // Yahoo Sports app: https://t.co/6yCTrUNGY8 pic.twitter.com/V6xQRRkKf8— NFL (@NFL) November 15, 2020NFL Week 10: Daniel Jones stays on his feet this timeThe opening touchdown on Sunday had a bit of extra meaning, aside from putting the Giants ahead in a key divisional matchup. A few weeks ago, also against the Eagles, Daniel Jones ripped off a similar run that was heading for a touchdown. Jones' foot, however, got caught on the turf and he fell to the ground — and Twitter had a field day.Damn Daniel Jones didn’t trip that timeJust ran it in for a TD pic.twitter.com/75rILHevkJ— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) November 15, 2020The Eagles apparently didn't get the memo about Daniel Jones being able to run the ball from the Eagles.— Steve Politi (@StevePoliti) November 15, 2020Daniel Jones tried to explain his Week 7 tumble to Newsday following the Eagles 22-21 win over Jones' Giants:“I was just trying to run faster than I was running and got caught up,” Jones demurred. He hit 21.23 miles per hour on the dash, according to the broadcast, which is the fastest speed registered by a quarterback this season. Jones and the rest of the team were able to laugh that off only after Gallman leaped into the end zone to give the Giants a 14-10 lead four plays after the flop. “That was a relief,” Jones said.The play even had Jones' own teammates laughing at him falling to the turf. But not this week. Instead, Daniel Jones stayed upright and his burst of speed brought the Giants ahead by six. The Giants led 7-3 at the end of the first quarter.Daniel Jones was running 32.7MPH when he scored that TD. Technically faster than Usain Bolt— Hank Lockwood (@hen_ease) November 15, 2020Despite the Giants' criticism for drafting Daniel Jones at No. 6 overall and entrusting him with their rebuilding offense in 2019 and 2020, his ground game has actually been a strength. In 2020, Jones has rushed for the third-most yards amongst quarterbacks, behind only former Heisman winners Lamar Jackson and Kyler Murray. His team-leading 320 rushing yards (coming into Week 10) are ahead of Cam Newton and MVP contenders Russell Wilson and Josh Allen.Daniel Jones turns into Lamar Jackson when he plays the Eagles.— Dave Zangaro (@DZangaroNBCS) November 15, 2020Well good Daniel Jones showed up early.. and they just used the code word on the broadcast “ sneaky” fast… pic.twitter.com/STf6P1VVFt— trey wingo (@wingoz) November 15, 2020