With kickoff in the Meadowlands a little over 48 hours away, Bill Belichick opted not to name a starting quarterback for Sunday’s game against the Giants, Chris Mason of Masslive reports.

Earlier in the week, Mac Jones said he was hopeful that he’d start and believed it was “the plan.” If that is indeed the plan, Belichick still isn’t sharing it.

“I’ve told everybody to be ready to go,” Belichick said. “Hopefully that’s what they’re all doing. I’m not going to announce starters at every position or backups — whatever. Everybody will be ready to go.”

Has it mostly Jones and Bailey Zappe taking first team reps at practice?

“I’ve told everybody to be ready to go,” Belichick replied.

Has Belichick made a decision in his own mind?

“I’ve told everybody to be ready to go,” Belichick repeated.

The coach was then asked why he wasn’t announcing a starting quarterback.

“Then we’ll be announcing who’s starting this, who’s playing that, who’s doing this, who’s doing that,” Belichick said. “Once we get going on that — I’m not going down that road. So, sorry.”

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