Because as the king of wishful thinking, I'm hoping that Daboll taking full reins of the offensive playcalling would solve at least some of the issues.
Though in DJ and Golladay's cases, they seem to be lost causes.
These are the stupid comments that I read on here all the time. What exactly did DJ do that was awful in the 1st preseason game? he was 6 0f 10. His WR short arms a ball with no effort that would have lead to a td was that his fault? I get the hating on him because that is real popular but how about waiting for him to do something awful for it to happen. Look he missed an open guy in the flat that would have gone for about 7 or 8 yds. There are 2 of the incompletions off the top of my head. DJ did not look like a lost cause playing the other night. Games mean more to me than practice.
He never should have thrown that pass in the first place. He had Johnson wide open for a TD.
Hating? Get real. It is what it is. Plain as day. The game is just too fast for him. Even against backups! If you rather not see it that's your issue.
there's something very clear and consistent that Daniel Jones is doing wrong, so I really don't quite understand all of the posters who are saying "how is it his fault?" or something along those lines. Sy laid it out for you clear as day:
Jones is holding the ball for 4 seconds before throwing it. good QBs hold the ball for less than 3 seconds. 3 seconds is the "alarm bell" moment, and Jones is snoozing on the alarm every morning.
NO WONDER pass rushers are getting home.
NO WONDER wide receivers short arm his throws.
NO WONDER it always seems like he's under pressure and hurrying his decisions.
he's holding the ball for too damn long.
now, you can speculate as to WHY he's holding the ball too long all you want. but the bottom line is he can't process what he's seeing on the field fast enough. pure and simple. the defenders are faster than his brain.
Tyrod Taylor is not the guy you put behind center if you're intending to be a contender in any given season, I'll concede that point. but he processes the game faster than DJ does and thus, he can be more productive in this offense. in any offense, frankly.
there is no longer any "upside" to the Daniel Jones argument. it's over. DJ will probably start for the first 2-4 games out of pure buyer's remorse, but TT will be the starter by Week 5. book it.
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Because as the king of wishful thinking, I'm hoping that Daboll taking full reins of the offensive playcalling would solve at least some of the issues.
Though in DJ and Golladay's cases, they seem to be lost causes.
These are the stupid comments that I read on here all the time. What exactly did DJ do that was awful in the 1st preseason game? he was 6 0f 10. His WR short arms a ball with no effort that would have lead to a td was that his fault? I get the hating on him because that is real popular but how about waiting for him to do something awful for it to happen. Look he missed an open guy in the flat that would have gone for about 7 or 8 yds. There are 2 of the incompletions off the top of my head. DJ did not look like a lost cause playing the other night. Games mean more to me than practice.
He never should have thrown that pass in the first place. He had Johnson wide open for a TD.
Hating? Get real. It is what it is. Plain as day. The game is just too fast for him. Even against backups! If you rather not see it that's your issue.
Also, why do you hate Maryland so much?...
Jones is holding the ball for 4 seconds before throwing it. good QBs hold the ball for less than 3 seconds. 3 seconds is the "alarm bell" moment, and Jones is snoozing on the alarm every morning.
NO WONDER pass rushers are getting home.
NO WONDER wide receivers short arm his throws.
NO WONDER it always seems like he's under pressure and hurrying his decisions.
he's holding the ball for too damn long.
now, you can speculate as to WHY he's holding the ball too long all you want. but the bottom line is he can't process what he's seeing on the field fast enough. pure and simple. the defenders are faster than his brain.
Tyrod Taylor is not the guy you put behind center if you're intending to be a contender in any given season, I'll concede that point. but he processes the game faster than DJ does and thus, he can be more productive in this offense. in any offense, frankly.
there is no longer any "upside" to the Daniel Jones argument. it's over. DJ will probably start for the first 2-4 games out of pure buyer's remorse, but TT will be the starter by Week 5. book it.