H's never had a good defense here. IS that DJ's fault? His OL has been comically bad save for 2022. His WRs have been average at best and that's being kind. Save me the bullshit.
Twice in 62 games has he led this team from the front and made something happen. The colts game, and the vikings game.
Two times in 62 starts he's been able to drive the car somewhere. For as much crying as we can do for the challenges he's had to play around, he's also made players look worse than they are.
He's not good enough.
Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
Everyone loves to cite the 2nd half of the Arizona game
do you mean some people mentioning it every 5 minutes as the reason Daniel Jones has not demonstrated that he is capable of being an average NFL QB? if that's what you mean yes "we" whoever we is, are ignoring it.
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Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
But if you point out that other teams with mediocre-to-bad supporting casts on the very same chart have QBs who still put up numbers, that will be ignored.
Can you provide a few examples?
Are we ignoring the fact that the backup QBs played better?
With the same players around them and won games, whereas we are trying to use this rationale as an excuse for Jones not succeeding? ……is the better question.
But if you point out that other teams with mediocre-to-bad supporting casts on the very same chart have QBs who still put up numbers, that will be ignored.
Can you provide a few examples?
The two teams directly above the Giants on that chart - Chargers and Jaguars.
RE: RE: DJ's offensive line and WRs have been pretty awful
A handful of QBs can overcome that. DJ can't.
I'm looking forward to giving him a chance with what we have this year.
No more excuses.
The Jones cult has been saying no more excuses after every off-season and then after the season all we get are excuses.
For someone who has been booted here under multiple IDs and other giants fans site - you would think attacking a very small percentage of fans would not be smart. But I guess you’ll never learn.
But if you point out that other teams with mediocre-to-bad supporting casts on the very same chart have QBs who still put up numbers, that will be ignored.
Can you provide a few examples?
The two teams directly above the Giants on that chart - Chargers and Jaguars.
Herbert has had actual talent to throw to. Their defense has been awful.
But if you point out that other teams with mediocre-to-bad supporting casts on the very same chart have QBs who still put up numbers, that will be ignored.
Can you provide a few examples?
The two teams directly above the Giants on that chart - Chargers and Jaguars.
Herbert has had actual talent to throw to. Their defense has been awful.
Either the chart matters or it doesn’t, and it is for offense only.
With the same players around them and won games, whereas we are trying to use this rationale as an excuse for Jones not succeeding? ……is the better question.
I reject this terrible analysis. The supporting casts were different, as were the opponents.
1) The team around Jones has been bad
2) Jones is a bad QB
Concur.
What Schoen has decided, however, is that #1 is the bigger culprit and if he can solve that, Jones will reach a level of play that most of us can't imagine.
Or you reached that conclusion because that is what you want to believe. Confirmation bias
Giants tried to trade up for a QB and when they couldn't they took a game-changing WR rather than taking any of the other QBs. Which means they didn't want to draft a QB that they saw as not being better than Lock and Jones.
Clearly the Giants want a new QB - but they weren't going to take a QB that they didn't see as the QB of the future. Thus, they made the choice to draft a potentially elite WR and then, hopefully. get their QB next offseason
Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins are a weeeeeeeeee bit better than what we have strolled out there.
Still, Burrow was sacked more than anyone in 2021 with 51 sacks. And in four playoff games, he got sacked another 19x. Per PFF, the Bengals were 29th in the NFL is pass protection, basically tied with NYG for 30th.
Despite all that, he led the league in comp% and YPA.
While you are correct that Burrow has excellent receivers, Burrow had to still deliver the ball while trying to navigate an unreliable OL in front of him.
Just watch football games not just Giants games and the talent deficit on this roster that last several years has been stark…. Bottom 5 OL/WR/TE group. It’s been a problem well before DJ.
Are we allowed to watch other QBs or just the other 10 players on offense?
If you solely want to watch other QBs be my guest.
Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins are a weeeeeeeeee bit better than what we have strolled out there.
Still, Burrow was sacked more than anyone in 2021 with 51 sacks. And in four playoff games, he got sacked another 19x. Per PFF, the Bengals were 29th in the NFL is pass protection, basically tied with NYG for 30th.
Despite all that, he led the league in comp% and YPA.
While you are correct that Burrow has excellent receivers, Burrow had to still deliver the ball while trying to navigate an unreliable OL in front of him.
51 sacks would have been a vacation for the quarterbacks last year.
Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
So it don't count?
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Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
So it don't count?
Sure it counts. Just confirming that one of your fondest Daniel Jones memories (which you clearly didn't remember that clearly) was a TD drive in the 2nd quarter of a game in Early October.
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Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
So it don't count?
Sure it counts. Just confirming that one of your fondest Daniel Jones memories (which you clearly didn't remember that clearly) was a TD drive in the 2nd quarter of a game in Early October.
Quite a unique feat. [/quo
You're right, should have said, HELPED win the game.
pretending to be Giants QBs for several years until they brought Kerry Collins in - and man the difference behind center was immediately noticeable
you can be afraid to hurl it back there - and Dj is just that he takes not real chances - other than with his body
Before the now infamous Pick 6, there was a play when Jones ran the ball and dove head first into the defender. I yelled at my TV "it's been 5 years and he's still doing that?!"
Some things might have changed like players on the line and the quality of teams as well. We are also comparing Jones to a top 3 QB.
Okay. But how much, IYV, did Jones contribute to that insanely high %?
Why can't I compare Jones to Burrow? Both are lottery picks and were drafted to be force multiplier players.
Thus far, one has held up his end of that bargain.
Ones a number 1 overall pick playing with much better players.
Jones sack rate almost doubled what his career average was. You think he all the sudden didn't learn how to get rid of the ball? This is honestly ridiculous.
DJ Hate Club concede that maybe Jones could be better than the terrible status they allot to him?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
DJ Hate Club concede that maybe Jones could be better than the terrible status they allot to him?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
"Could be worse" is pretty damning for a QB making $40 million per year.
Ones a number 1 overall pick playing with much better players.
Jones sack rate almost doubled what his career average was. You think he all the sudden didn't learn how to get rid of the ball? This is honestly ridiculous.
Maybe Jones peaked in 2022. And 2023 was a return to his unreliable form with (1) the training wheels removed and (2) DCs having a much better sense how to neutralize DJ as a dual threat.
Furthermore, we have at least three quotes from defenders around the league last year saying/suggesting that Jones was an easy QB to defend because he was showing limited cognitive skills. If he didn't execute his first read, Jones basically couldn't get it done.
If we can't compare Jones to fellow QBs chosen in the lottery, who can we compare him to? Can we compare him to QBs chosen later than Jones in the draft? Like Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes? Can we compare him to QBs not taken on day one? Like Brock Purdy, Dak Prescott, Jalen Hurts?
Ones a number 1 overall pick playing with much better players.
Jones sack rate almost doubled what his career average was. You think he all the sudden didn't learn how to get rid of the ball? This is honestly ridiculous.
Maybe Jones peaked in 2022. And 2023 was a return to his unreliable form with (1) the training wheels removed and (2) DCs having a much better sense how to neutralize DJ as a dual threat.
Furthermore, we have at least three quotes from defenders around the league last year saying/suggesting that Jones was an easy QB to defend because he was showing limited cognitive skills. If he didn't execute his first read, Jones basically couldn't get it done.
If we can't compare Jones to fellow QBs chosen in the lottery, who can we compare him to? Can we compare him to QBs chosen later than Jones in the draft? Like Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes? Can we compare him to QBs not taken on day one? Like Brock Purdy, Dak Prescott, Jalen Hurts?
So 2022 is his whole career? Do you need attention and are just trolling?
DJ Hate Club concede that maybe Jones could be better than the terrible status they allot to him?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
He was objectively the worst starting QB in the NFL in 2023. Perhaps that is an acceptable result for you. Perhaos you have no standards for the Giants quarterback. But most of us do ha e expectations better than Jones' objective performance.
DJ Hate Club concede that maybe Jones could be better than the terrible status they allot to him?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
He was objectively the worst starting QB in the NFL in 2023. Perhaps that is an acceptable result for you. Perhaos you have no standards for the Giants quarterback. But most of us do ha e expectations better than Jones' objective performance.
Which part of 'majority want better' escaped your attention? Or the part about it 'not being so easy' to get there?
RIF
Personally, I'd have not given him the contract, and/or would have drafted JJM. But, unless he's injury damaged, I fully expect DJ to do better than the team shit show that got trotted out in early 2023. Probably not good enough for the ultimate goal, but good enough to put us middle of the pack, or better. No one is saying that's good enough. Just that DJ is better than 2023 would have one believe
DJ Hate Club concede that maybe Jones could be better than the terrible status they allot to him?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
Because you’re obtuse and can’t see what’s right in front of your eyes.
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H's never had a good defense here. IS that DJ's fault? His OL has been comically bad save for 2022. His WRs have been average at best and that's being kind. Save me the bullshit.
Twice in 62 games has he led this team from the front and made something happen. The colts game, and the vikings game.
Two times in 62 starts he's been able to drive the car somewhere. For as much crying as we can do for the challenges he's had to play around, he's also made players look worse than they are.
He's not good enough.
Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
Can you provide a few examples?
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But if you point out that other teams with mediocre-to-bad supporting casts on the very same chart have QBs who still put up numbers, that will be ignored.
Can you provide a few examples?
The two teams directly above the Giants on that chart - Chargers and Jaguars.
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A handful of QBs can overcome that. DJ can't.
I'm looking forward to giving him a chance with what we have this year.
No more excuses.
The Jones cult has been saying no more excuses after every off-season and then after the season all we get are excuses.
For someone who has been booted here under multiple IDs and other giants fans site - you would think attacking a very small percentage of fans would not be smart. But I guess you’ll never learn.
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But if you point out that other teams with mediocre-to-bad supporting casts on the very same chart have QBs who still put up numbers, that will be ignored.
Can you provide a few examples?
The two teams directly above the Giants on that chart - Chargers and Jaguars.
Herbert has had actual talent to throw to. Their defense has been awful.
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But if you point out that other teams with mediocre-to-bad supporting casts on the very same chart have QBs who still put up numbers, that will be ignored.
Can you provide a few examples?
The two teams directly above the Giants on that chart - Chargers and Jaguars.
Herbert has had actual talent to throw to. Their defense has been awful.
Either the chart matters or it doesn’t, and it is for offense only.
You gotta be shitting me..,
I reject this terrible analysis. The supporting casts were different, as were the opponents.
Well, except those that only discuss DJ.
What about the fact that DJ played Dallas, SF, Seattle, Miami all without Andrew Thomas? How can we really judge him off last season? I believe in DJ.
No it has been mentioned over hundreds times a day on multiple threads and on multiple handles by you and a various others.
Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins are a weeeeeeeeee bit better than what we have strolled out there.
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1) The team around Jones has been bad
2) Jones is a bad QB
Concur.
What Schoen has decided, however, is that #1 is the bigger culprit and if he can solve that, Jones will reach a level of play that most of us can't imagine.
Or you reached that conclusion because that is what you want to believe. Confirmation bias
Giants tried to trade up for a QB and when they couldn't they took a game-changing WR rather than taking any of the other QBs. Which means they didn't want to draft a QB that they saw as not being better than Lock and Jones.
Clearly the Giants want a new QB - but they weren't going to take a QB that they didn't see as the QB of the future. Thus, they made the choice to draft a potentially elite WR and then, hopefully. get their QB next offseason
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Or worst line and went to the superbowl
Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins are a weeeeeeeeee bit better than what we have strolled out there.
Still, Burrow was sacked more than anyone in 2021 with 51 sacks. And in four playoff games, he got sacked another 19x. Per PFF, the Bengals were 29th in the NFL is pass protection, basically tied with NYG for 30th.
Despite all that, he led the league in comp% and YPA.
While you are correct that Burrow has excellent receivers, Burrow had to still deliver the ball while trying to navigate an unreliable OL in front of him.
you can be afraid to hurl it back there - and Dj is just that he takes not real chances - other than with his body
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Just watch football games not just Giants games and the talent deficit on this roster that last several years has been stark…. Bottom 5 OL/WR/TE group. It’s been a problem well before DJ.
Are we allowed to watch other QBs or just the other 10 players on offense?
If you solely want to watch other QBs be my guest.
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Or worst line and went to the superbowl
Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins are a weeeeeeeeee bit better than what we have strolled out there.
Still, Burrow was sacked more than anyone in 2021 with 51 sacks. And in four playoff games, he got sacked another 19x. Per PFF, the Bengals were 29th in the NFL is pass protection, basically tied with NYG for 30th.
Despite all that, he led the league in comp% and YPA.
While you are correct that Burrow has excellent receivers, Burrow had to still deliver the ball while trying to navigate an unreliable OL in front of him.
51 sacks would have been a vacation for the quarterbacks last year.
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Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
So it don't count?
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Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
So it don't count?
Sure it counts. Just confirming that one of your fondest Daniel Jones memories (which you clearly didn't remember that clearly) was a TD drive in the 2nd quarter of a game in Early October.
Quite a unique feat.
Do you think Jones was a victim of circumstances, which led that %, or his play was a factor and that elevated that % (last year)?
Taylor, when he was the QB, was sacked 8.6% of the time last year.
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Burrow was sacked on 8.9% of drop backs that year. Daniel Joned was sacked 15.8% last year which is insane. Daniel Jones career sack rate is 8.6%.
Do you think Jones was a victim of circumstances, which led that %, or his play was a factor and that elevated that % (last year)?
Taylor, when he was the QB, was sacked 8.6% of the time last year.
Some things might have changed like players on the line and the quality of teams as well. We are also comparing Jones to a top 3 QB.
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Well, just off the top of my head I can think of 3 more. GB in England, 2022, 92-yard drive, WO SB to win. Saints 2021 OT win. Arizona 2023, great 2nd half. I know still not enough. Also, I'm sure if I wanted to plow through all 62 games I could find more.
The drive you’re referring to against the Packers was in the 2nd quarter.
So it don't count?
Sure it counts. Just confirming that one of your fondest Daniel Jones memories (which you clearly didn't remember that clearly) was a TD drive in the 2nd quarter of a game in Early October.
Quite a unique feat. [/quo
You're right, should have said, HELPED win the game.
Some things might have changed like players on the line and the quality of teams as well. We are also comparing Jones to a top 3 QB.
Okay. But how much, IYV, did Jones contribute to that insanely high %?
Why can't I compare Jones to Burrow? Both are lottery picks and were drafted to be force multiplier players.
Thus far, one has held up his end of that bargain.
you can be afraid to hurl it back there - and Dj is just that he takes not real chances - other than with his body
Before the now infamous Pick 6, there was a play when Jones ran the ball and dove head first into the defender. I yelled at my TV "it's been 5 years and he's still doing that?!"
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Some things might have changed like players on the line and the quality of teams as well. We are also comparing Jones to a top 3 QB.
Okay. But how much, IYV, did Jones contribute to that insanely high %?
Why can't I compare Jones to Burrow? Both are lottery picks and were drafted to be force multiplier players.
Thus far, one has held up his end of that bargain.
Ones a number 1 overall pick playing with much better players.
Jones sack rate almost doubled what his career average was. You think he all the sudden didn't learn how to get rid of the ball? This is honestly ridiculous.
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This video provides the best overview of Jones. Daniel Jones conspiracy theory. - ( New Window )
What about the fact that DJ played Dallas, SF, Seattle, Miami all without Andrew Thomas? How can we really judge him off last season? I believe in DJ.
Do you believe in Santa and the Easter bunny too?
Like football is played in a fucking vacuum.
Like football is played in a fucking vacuum.
Not perfect, descent! NFL level competency.
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
"Could be worse" is pretty damning for a QB making $40 million per year.
Ones a number 1 overall pick playing with much better players.
Jones sack rate almost doubled what his career average was. You think he all the sudden didn't learn how to get rid of the ball? This is honestly ridiculous.
Maybe Jones peaked in 2022. And 2023 was a return to his unreliable form with (1) the training wheels removed and (2) DCs having a much better sense how to neutralize DJ as a dual threat.
Furthermore, we have at least three quotes from defenders around the league last year saying/suggesting that Jones was an easy QB to defend because he was showing limited cognitive skills. If he didn't execute his first read, Jones basically couldn't get it done.
If we can't compare Jones to fellow QBs chosen in the lottery, who can we compare him to? Can we compare him to QBs chosen later than Jones in the draft? Like Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes? Can we compare him to QBs not taken on day one? Like Brock Purdy, Dak Prescott, Jalen Hurts?
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Ones a number 1 overall pick playing with much better players.
Jones sack rate almost doubled what his career average was. You think he all the sudden didn't learn how to get rid of the ball? This is honestly ridiculous.
Maybe Jones peaked in 2022. And 2023 was a return to his unreliable form with (1) the training wheels removed and (2) DCs having a much better sense how to neutralize DJ as a dual threat.
Furthermore, we have at least three quotes from defenders around the league last year saying/suggesting that Jones was an easy QB to defend because he was showing limited cognitive skills. If he didn't execute his first read, Jones basically couldn't get it done.
If we can't compare Jones to fellow QBs chosen in the lottery, who can we compare him to? Can we compare him to QBs chosen later than Jones in the draft? Like Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes? Can we compare him to QBs not taken on day one? Like Brock Purdy, Dak Prescott, Jalen Hurts?
So 2022 is his whole career? Do you need attention and are just trolling?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
He was objectively the worst starting QB in the NFL in 2023. Perhaps that is an acceptable result for you. Perhaos you have no standards for the Giants quarterback. But most of us do ha e expectations better than Jones' objective performance.
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DJ Hate Club concede that maybe Jones could be better than the terrible status they allot to him?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
He was objectively the worst starting QB in the NFL in 2023. Perhaps that is an acceptable result for you. Perhaos you have no standards for the Giants quarterback. But most of us do ha e expectations better than Jones' objective performance.
Which part of 'majority want better' escaped your attention? Or the part about it 'not being so easy' to get there?
RIF
Personally, I'd have not given him the contract, and/or would have drafted JJM. But, unless he's injury damaged, I fully expect DJ to do better than the team shit show that got trotted out in early 2023. Probably not good enough for the ultimate goal, but good enough to put us middle of the pack, or better. No one is saying that's good enough. Just that DJ is better than 2023 would have one believe
30 TDs? He didn’t even do that in college.
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Burrow was sacked on 8.9% of drop backs that year. Daniel Joned was sacked 15.8% last year which is insane. Daniel Jones career sack rate is 8.6%.
Do you think Jones was a victim of circumstances, which led that %, or his play was a factor and that elevated that % (last year)?
Taylor, when he was the QB, was sacked 8.6% of the time last year.
Do you actually watch the games?
Very few people allege that DJ is the answer. But even fewer will admit there's worse options, and it's not so easy to replace him, or he'd be replaced. There's a great big middle ground.
The overwhelming majority want better than Jones. Comparing him to the best in the business is silly, because no one thinks he's anywhere in that neighborhood.
Because you’re obtuse and can’t see what’s right in front of your eyes.