He really is Danny Dimes — and Daniel Jones can run, too.

Making his first career start Sunday in Tampa Bay against the Buccaneers, Jones ran for a 7-yard touchdown to cap off a 70-yard drive in the second quarter.

Jones went 4-of-8 for 43 yards, showing off the mobility coach Pat Shurmur has raved about since the Duke product was named the starting quarterback Tuesday in favor of Eli Manning.

On the Giants’ first drive, Jones went 4-of-5 for 53 yards and Aldrick Rosas kicked a 36-yard field goal.

That included a 26-yard strike to top receiver Sterling Shepard and Jones also had an 18-yard completion to Evan Engram.

But the Giants defense has struggled, as they have all season, and midway through the second quarter have failed to keep Tampa off the board.