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The giants and bills have discussed a deal to move up to #9 for jones. I'm told it's more likely they just take Jones at six. reason being is the giants think both washington and Cincinatti want Jones as well. Giants may still trade up to 9 if they take Jones at six for either a defensive player or hockenson. They've fielded calls on Engram as they dont see him as a fit in a powerfootball esque offense. Remmers is a done deal as long as the giants are pleased with the results of his physical. Contract details all worked out as I already told you. |
If they are that in love with Jones, don't fuck around, take him at 6.
If the Giants love Jones then they should take him. End of story.
As for the Jones rumor, I just don't see it with the kid.
...but i got a free Engram jersey this offseason sooooo c'mon!
+1
I just have nightmares of Dave Brown.
Where does it say this came from onetimeasshat? It doesn’t
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...and that's what we're discussing. Oh Boy the Draft makes people desperate for any crumb lol.
Where does it say this came from onetimeasshat? It doesn’t
Context clues.
It had better not be that guy; he was a fraud.
^This. And I've seen a lot of Jones's games. I live near Baltimore. The ACC is on all the time in my area. Jones suffered from a bad OL and tons of drops by his receivers. He's also a tough kid to take all that pounding. But he's pretty much as you described. I would also add that his deep ball frequently floats because he puts too much arc on his downfield throws.
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Are you able to confirm if it's the same person as onetimeasshat?
It had better not be that guy; he was a fraud.
Very well could be based on his comments about Remmers.
Engram is now the only "big play" guy left on Offense. I highly doubt Giants would trade him. The "power football" idea is complete BS. This isn't the 1980s.
We have already heard the Jones rumors and the idea of trading up for a QB. The only reason the Giants would do that is if there is a MUST HAVE Defensive player at #6. Maybe if the Bama tackle falls, but who else? If draft goes like many project, he'll be long gone.
What Defensive Player is a MUST HAVE at #6?
If the Giants feel that confident on a QB, then they will take him at #6.
I hear ya...the only thing I would question is his confidence in his WRs. They were absolutely horrible and dropped countless passes thrown further down field so could that have colored his approach? I kinda look at Eli the same way with his lack of confidence in his Oline the last several years as he's clearly been affected by it and it absolutely has contributed to his play.
I won't make a big stink about it and whine all season because I didn't get my way. I just can't see the ceiling. He seems so limited.
Here's my question for the guys who really like Jones...
What is it about him that you're dreaming on?
For example, if you're big on Kyler Murray - I can get that. The guy has a skillset that has an immense ceiling. Will his size be a problem? It could. But the athletic ability, the arm, the ability to make all of the throws he makes... you can see how a best case outcome on Murray lands him in the top 10 NFL QB's somewhere in short order.
Even with Lock... you see the rifle arm. The guy makes great throws all over the field. Accuracy is concerning - especially short game. But you see what Patrick Mahomes did with his arm and ability and you can see a scenario where Drew Lock is a big time QB.
Haskins... the football IQ, the talent base, the outstanding short/midrange accuracy, being arguably the best pure passer in the draft. 50 TD's as a first year starter. 70%+. Plenty to like and project there.
Jones?
I just don't see it. I don't see a great arm. I don't see great mobility. I see limited and "best case" being an "average" NFL starter.
I don't want to draft a player 6th overall in a draft like this whose best case is average or "solid"
I could absolutely be wrong on Jones. I'll be the first one to tell you I didn't sit down and watch entire Duke games. But I've watched as much of him as I could and I'm just really struggling to see anything in his game that excites me or makes me feel like there's untapped potential.
I want a QB with the potential to be an upper echelon QB - a guy who can win you games. Not a "guy you can win with" - which is what I feel Jones is going to be touted as.
I don't think that's remotely accurate. I think DG has an idea of what this team should look like (Cowboys North) and Engram doesn't fit the profile because of his blocking inadequacy. If Hock falls in their lap, they've at least considered drafting him and moving Engram.
Not good value to spend it on a TE at 6 when this team needs an immediate infusion of defensive starters.
While I like that tight end, it would be really hard to imagine them spending that much capital on a tight end - a position where we already have a quality player, even if he's not exactly the style the coaches might prefer. And I'm sure some people in the room will object in principle to taking a tight end that high
Not trying to put anyone down but which opinion is more meaningful if true?
As far as EE is concerned, yes, he was yet another one of Reese's "measurables" guys, but as a receiving TE his speed is unmatched. He can really threaten the middle of the field, and run away from defenders. I'd be loathe to trade him, especially after his performance at the end of the year, and because he's still on his rookie contract.