1) Jones in injured and / or plays poorly and is not a Giant for 2023
2) Jones plays “lights out” and signs a huge, multi-year deal with the Giants
3) Something between 1) and 2)
:-)
If Daniel Jones falls in a forsest and no one is there to see it...
1) Jones in injured and / or plays poorly and is not a Giant for 2023
2) Jones plays “lights out” and signs a huge, multi-year deal with the Giants
3) Something between 1) and 2)
:-)
You missed one other option:
4)Jones is retained because he's "good for the QB room"
1) Jones in injured and / or plays poorly and is not a Giant for 2023
2) Jones plays “lights out” and signs a huge, multi-year deal with the Giants
3) Something between 1) and 2)
and will be all season. If you want less talk about Jones I suggest you find yourself a place far away from BBI or the New York papers or the streets of New York probably
RE: Jones is probably the most interesting story about the Giants
and will be all season. If you want less talk about Jones I suggest you find yourself a place far away from BBI or the New York papers or the streets of New York probably
I kinda agree.
It doesn't bother me as much as it appears to both other people.
RE: If Daniel Jones falls in a forsest and no one is there to see it...
and will be all season. If you want less talk about Jones I suggest you find yourself a place far away from BBI or the New York papers or the streets of New York probably
I would remove the adverb probably.
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
don't draft a RB #2 thread, or
Gettleman sucks thread, or
fix the Offensive Line thread, or
Leonard Williams signing thread, or
Kadarius Toney missing practice thread, or
Daniel Jones dilemma thread.
What the hell do you guys want to talk about...Julian Love?
entitled "The Dilemma of the Dilemma of the Daniel Jones Dilemma"
Being a fan of old monster movies, I prefer;
The Son Of The Daniel Jones Dilemma
I Was A Teenage Daniel Jones Dilemma
or
Abbot & Costello Meet The Daniel Jones Dilemma
RE: If Daniel Jones falls in a forsest and no one is there to see it...
don't draft a RB #2 thread, or
Gettleman sucks thread, or
fix the Offensive Line thread, or
Leonard Williams signing thread, or
Kadarius Toney missing practice thread, or
Daniel Jones dilemma thread.
What the hell do you guys want to talk about...Julian Love?
Julian Love is going to have a really great year in Wink Martindale's aggressive style defense.
I agree, he's a good player for us
Give him credit that he probably was the only guy on the Defense that didn't regress last season. But his ceiling isn't very high...he's a keeper JAG but that's about it.
Julian Love is going to have a really great year in Wink Martindale's aggressive style defense.
I agree, he's a good player for us
Give him credit that he probably was the only guy on the Defense that didn't regress last season. But his ceiling isn't very high...he's a keeper JAG but that's about it.
Well, sure... but if our JAGs are better than their Jags, that's a good thing. I think he is slightly above JAG though
and will be all season. If you want less talk about Jones I suggest you find yourself a place far away from BBI or the New York papers or the streets of New York probably
I would remove the adverb probably.
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
RE: RE: RE: Jones is probably the most interesting story about the Giants
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
Not sure where the confusion is. I agree all 11 players on each unit have to do their job - and well - to increase the chances of success. Additionally, I agree the prior administration did a poor job of assembling the entire roster.
But that doesn't change the fact that in today's NFL the play of the QB position is critical to success - for so many obvious reasons. So, the expectations of that position are just greater than any other position in the game. And if you have the right person, he can elevate the play of his teammates, and even help cover him deficiencies.
Which is why I said in my prior post that Jones should be under the most scrutiny. And why he's the most interesting story - again - heading into another year.
RE: RE: RE: RE: Jones is probably the most interesting story about the Giants
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
Not sure where the confusion is. I agree all 11 players on each unit have to do their job - and well - to increase the chances of success. Additionally, I agree the prior administration did a poor job of assembling the entire roster.
But that doesn't change the fact that in today's NFL the play of the QB position is critical to success - for so many obvious reasons. So, the expectations of that position are just greater than any other position in the game. And if you have the right person, he can elevate the play of his teammates, and even help cover him deficiencies.
Which is why I said in my prior post that Jones should be under the most scrutiny. And why he's the most interesting story - again - heading into another year.
Agree and then you have to also factor in being the #6 pick. I'm sorry, but that carries high expectations.
RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Jones is probably the most interesting story about the Giants
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
Not sure where the confusion is. I agree all 11 players on each unit have to do their job - and well - to increase the chances of success. Additionally, I agree the prior administration did a poor job of assembling the entire roster.
But that doesn't change the fact that in today's NFL the play of the QB position is critical to success - for so many obvious reasons. So, the expectations of that position are just greater than any other position in the game. And if you have the right person, he can elevate the play of his teammates, and even help cover him deficiencies.
Which is why I said in my prior post that Jones should be under the most scrutiny. And why he's the most interesting story - again - heading into another year.
Agree and then you have to also factor in being the #6 pick. I'm sorry, but that carries high expectations.
I'll add this - Yes, the entire unit needs to play well. But, it is also a copout after 4 years. Even if the overall play limits Jones and the offense as a whole in terms of scoring, there is still a different level of accountability on the QB. At some point, a #6 pick is expected to elevate the team around him, not the other way around. A #6 pick is also supposed to be more than a game manager.
For sure, the OL is the biggest factor in Jones' development. But, there is also a reasonable expectation that after 4 years your QB would have improved his ability to read defenses (coverages and blitzes) pre-snap, read the field, etc. He is not doing that. In fact, I think he did a better job as a rookie.
Even after all that, it is basically moot for Jones at this point. We have an expectation that Schoen and Daboll will turn around the franchise. They are off to a good start on paper. The problem is, that isn't enough reason to extend Jones in any capacity. Unfortunately, with this team, he is basically lame duck unless he has an extraordinary improvement.
GOOD KID!
Dead and buried
2) Jones plays “lights out” and signs a huge, multi-year deal with the Giants
3) Something between 1) and 2)
:-)
2) Jones plays “lights out” and signs a huge, multi-year deal with the Giants
3) Something between 1) and 2)
:-)
You missed one other option:
4)Jones is retained because he's "good for the QB room"
Cool post my dude
:-)
2) Jones plays “lights out” and signs a huge, multi-year deal with the Giants
3) Something between 1) and 2)
:-)
This, thread over.
I kinda agree.
It doesn't bother me as much as it appears to both other people.
Ha, now that's funny
I would remove the adverb probably.
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
Gettleman sucks thread, or
fix the Offensive Line thread, or
Leonard Williams signing thread, or
Kadarius Toney missing practice thread, or
Daniel Jones dilemma thread.
What the hell do you guys want to talk about...Julian Love?
Being a fan of old monster movies, I prefer;
The Son Of The Daniel Jones Dilemma
I Was A Teenage Daniel Jones Dilemma
or
Abbot & Costello Meet The Daniel Jones Dilemma
Yes, but you will still have a bunch of posters on BBI blaming the forest ranger for not clearing out enough branches...
Gettleman sucks thread, or
fix the Offensive Line thread, or
Leonard Williams signing thread, or
Kadarius Toney missing practice thread, or
Daniel Jones dilemma thread.
What the hell do you guys want to talk about...Julian Love?
Why you dissin' Julian yo
No one opens them anymore……. couldn’t be more wrong
Every Jones thread gets more hits than most other posts
Eli Manning
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Daniel Jones in the movie??
Eli Manning
Eli can definitely play post-retirement Daniel but playing days Daniel should be played by Channing Tatum
"This is Jones prove it year, need pieces around him, bad play calling, etc"
I agree, he's a good player for us
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Julian Love is going to have a really great year in Wink Martindale's aggressive style defense.
I agree, he's a good player for us
Give him credit that he probably was the only guy on the Defense that didn't regress last season. But his ceiling isn't very high...he's a keeper JAG but that's about it.
"This is Jones prove it year, need pieces around him, bad play calling, etc"
It's actually kind of crazy how if there wasn't a timestamp on posts you wouldn't knowing what year they were made
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In comment 15704554 cjac said:
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Julian Love is going to have a really great year in Wink Martindale's aggressive style defense.
I agree, he's a good player for us
Give him credit that he probably was the only guy on the Defense that didn't regress last season. But his ceiling isn't very high...he's a keeper JAG but that's about it.
Well, sure... but if our JAGs are better than their Jags, that's a good thing. I think he is slightly above JAG though
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and will be all season. If you want less talk about Jones I suggest you find yourself a place far away from BBI or the New York papers or the streets of New York probably
I would remove the adverb probably.
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
I would remove the adverb probably.
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
Not sure where the confusion is. I agree all 11 players on each unit have to do their job - and well - to increase the chances of success. Additionally, I agree the prior administration did a poor job of assembling the entire roster.
But that doesn't change the fact that in today's NFL the play of the QB position is critical to success - for so many obvious reasons. So, the expectations of that position are just greater than any other position in the game. And if you have the right person, he can elevate the play of his teammates, and even help cover him deficiencies.
Which is why I said in my prior post that Jones should be under the most scrutiny. And why he's the most interesting story - again - heading into another year.
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In comment 15704446 bw in dc said:
I would remove the adverb probably.
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
Not sure where the confusion is. I agree all 11 players on each unit have to do their job - and well - to increase the chances of success. Additionally, I agree the prior administration did a poor job of assembling the entire roster.
But that doesn't change the fact that in today's NFL the play of the QB position is critical to success - for so many obvious reasons. So, the expectations of that position are just greater than any other position in the game. And if you have the right person, he can elevate the play of his teammates, and even help cover him deficiencies.
Which is why I said in my prior post that Jones should be under the most scrutiny. And why he's the most interesting story - again - heading into another year.
Quote:
In comment 15705350 Maryland Blows said:
Quote:
In comment 15704446 bw in dc said:
I would remove the adverb probably.
Jones plays the most critical position and is getting yet another chance - his 4th - to prove and validate his 6th pick investment. He is THE story for 2022 in the "All-in-for-Jones" strategy, Part 2.
Of course, there is a large float of BBIers who think QB is just another position on the field and shouldn't be under more scrutiny than the right guard or long-snapper.
So the last part of your post reveals your actual football knowledge which is minimal. Football is the ultimate team sport all 11 players whether it is on O,D or special teams need to do there job for there to be success. It is not about putting him under scrutiny it is about allowing all your players to be successful. With the rosters we have had over the last 5 years can you honestly say we gave our D,O and special teams the opportunity to be successful? If you say yes your more delusional than I thought. All I want is a fair assessment of the skill players this means that the other players around them need to do their job. Plain and simple.
Not sure where the confusion is. I agree all 11 players on each unit have to do their job - and well - to increase the chances of success. Additionally, I agree the prior administration did a poor job of assembling the entire roster.
But that doesn't change the fact that in today's NFL the play of the QB position is critical to success - for so many obvious reasons. So, the expectations of that position are just greater than any other position in the game. And if you have the right person, he can elevate the play of his teammates, and even help cover him deficiencies.
Which is why I said in my prior post that Jones should be under the most scrutiny. And why he's the most interesting story - again - heading into another year.
Agree and then you have to also factor in being the #6 pick. I'm sorry, but that carries high expectations.
For sure, the OL is the biggest factor in Jones' development. But, there is also a reasonable expectation that after 4 years your QB would have improved his ability to read defenses (coverages and blitzes) pre-snap, read the field, etc. He is not doing that. In fact, I think he did a better job as a rookie.
Even after all that, it is basically moot for Jones at this point. We have an expectation that Schoen and Daboll will turn around the franchise. They are off to a good start on paper. The problem is, that isn't enough reason to extend Jones in any capacity. Unfortunately, with this team, he is basically lame duck unless he has an extraordinary improvement.