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Inside BBI: Daniel Jones I’M Done With You Recap

Eric from BBI : Admin : 10/15/2024 8:06 pm

Bengals vs Giants Game Review – Daniel Jones I’M Done With You Recap! John and Eric look back at the Giants pathetic loss to the Bengals and more importantly look Daniel Jones and his play. They go over why it was worse than it seems and what the Giants SHOULD do with Jones and the quarterback position in general.

What are the three big things the Giants SHOULD do and we talk about the potential loss of Andrew Thomas (which has since been confirmed).

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I think you all  
Lambuth_Special : 10/17/2024 8:20 am : link
Are underrating the full blown crisis that is Jones at home.

There is no fucking way he is being brought back under any circumstances unless he starts winning at home, and these wins have to happen on Sunday and the next home game against Washington.

In fact, if he flops against Philly and they lose, I give him a 50 percent chance of even making it to the Washington game. There's a reason Banks and Schwartz are grumbling pretty loud.

1-7-1 at Metlife since the Barkley 35-carry game against the Texas in 2022. 5 touchdown passes, 10 interceptions in that span. 0 touchdowns, 8 incerceptions in his last five home games.

Forget whether Schoen and Daboll want to live and die with Jones, I think there might be an outside chance that Mara nudges for a change if there's a few more home embarrassments.
Just like we saw with Kay Adams  
Jim in Forest Hills : 10/17/2024 9:15 am : link
Jones can't score.
What I think some of you are missing is  
HardTruth : 10/17/2024 9:20 am : link
Jones has always been this way

He is BAD. He has always been bad.

In 2021 he went 1-5 and set an NFL record for lowest TDs to pass attempts in NFL history with 2 TDs to over 180 passes.

1-14 on prime time didn’t happen in the last few weeks.

Some of you keep saying he is gone, the Giants cant keep him. They cant go on like this

They have been for 6 years!

They just rolled it back after Jones went 1-5 with 2 TDs in 150+ pass attempts (the second worst ever to his own record)

They rolled it back despite having the 6 pick in a QB draft . Despite having guys like Russell Wilson, Sam Darnold, Joe Flacco, and Andy Dalton available as free agents. Justin Fields available by trade for peanuts.

What Im saying is - this isnt different. Its been this way. Why would we expect the Giants to suddenly see there is a problem and do something about it?

RE: What I think some of you are missing is  
Lambuth_Special : 10/17/2024 9:30 am : link
In comment 16650009 HardTruth said:
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Jones has always been this way

He is BAD. He has always been bad.

In 2021 he went 1-5 and set an NFL record for lowest TDs to pass attempts in NFL history with 2 TDs to over 180 passes.

1-14 on prime time didn’t happen in the last few weeks.

Some of you keep saying he is gone, the Giants cant keep him. They cant go on like this

They have been for 6 years!

They just rolled it back after Jones went 1-5 with 2 TDs in 150+ pass attempts (the second worst ever to his own record)

They rolled it back despite having the 6 pick in a QB draft . Despite having guys like Russell Wilson, Sam Darnold, Joe Flacco, and Andy Dalton available as free agents. Justin Fields available by trade for peanuts.

What Im saying is - this isnt different. Its been this way. Why would we expect the Giants to suddenly see there is a problem and do something about it?


Mostly because they've exhausted all available excuses and the recency bias for continuing with him (2022 season) is fading.

His league-worst 2023 was an anamoly. His 2022 was also an anamoly. He is now what he's always been: around the 23-26th best QB, but now the home/away splits have become comically imbalanced to the point where he's unplayable at home. He was never this bad at home even at his worst. So you now you have people like Banks getting fed up. Philly and Maybe Washington are his last stand.
RE: ...  
Jerry in_DC : 10/17/2024 9:33 am : link
In comment 16649797 SFGFNCGiantsFan said:
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I believe both Eric & John hit on it, but it can't be understated...it is amazing-AMAZING-how apathetic most of this fan base is @ this point. The Giants have beaten their most diehard fans into the ground. A friend of mine got a tee time for 12:30 on Sunday & asked me if I'm game & the Giants being on @ 1 didn't even cross my mind until like 5 other considerations popped up. I have no interest in watching Daniel Jones play. None.

If that makes me a 'bad fan', so be it. I'm sick & fucking tired of watching this shit.


First, agreed - I would play golf with my friends 100 times out of 100 over watching the Giants. Maybe even with my enemies..

More to the point of apathy, i don't think there is a single post on here about the game this week. On Thursday. Against the friggin Eagles. With Saquon. And still, as crazy as it sounds, not eliminated from winning the division. And I get it. I agree. But it truly is amazing if you step back and think about it.
Even beyond the financial considerations...  
Greg from LI : 10/17/2024 9:49 am : link
...there is an intangible consideration. Call it mood, call it vibes, call it whatever you want - bringing back Jones for a SEVENTH season as the starting QB casts a pall over the entire organization. Fans are sick of watching him play. His teammates, while personally fond of him, almost certainly don't believe in him as a player. They expect to struggle because of his shortcomings. How can you trot him out in 2025 and expect any fans to bother paying attention, let along cheer?

This has to end, the sooner the better.
RE: RE: ...  
HardTruth : 10/17/2024 10:05 am : link
In comment 16650018 Jerry in_DC said:
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In comment 16649797 SFGFNCGiantsFan said:


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I believe both Eric & John hit on it, but it can't be understated...it is amazing-AMAZING-how apathetic most of this fan base is @ this point. The Giants have beaten their most diehard fans into the ground. A friend of mine got a tee time for 12:30 on Sunday & asked me if I'm game & the Giants being on @ 1 didn't even cross my mind until like 5 other considerations popped up. I have no interest in watching Daniel Jones play. None.

If that makes me a 'bad fan', so be it. I'm sick & fucking tired of watching this shit.



First, agreed - I would play golf with my friends 100 times out of 100 over watching the Giants. Maybe even with my enemies..

More to the point of apathy, i don't think there is a single post on here about the game this week. On Thursday. Against the friggin Eagles. With Saquon. And still, as crazy as it sounds, not eliminated from winning the division. And I get it. I agree. But it truly is amazing if you step back and think about it.


Try and find a Giants player or coach who even talks about winning or expressing a desire to win. I mean beyond platitudes like “we want to win every game” etc. Daboll now refers to it as the “result we want” .
RE: What I think some of you are missing is  
JonC : 10/17/2024 10:06 am : link
In comment 16650009 HardTruth said:
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Jones has always been this way

He is BAD. He has always been bad.

In 2021 he went 1-5 and set an NFL record for lowest TDs to pass attempts in NFL history with 2 TDs to over 180 passes.

1-14 on prime time didn’t happen in the last few weeks.

Some of you keep saying he is gone, the Giants cant keep him. They cant go on like this

They have been for 6 years!

They just rolled it back after Jones went 1-5 with 2 TDs in 150+ pass attempts (the second worst ever to his own record)

They rolled it back despite having the 6 pick in a QB draft . Despite having guys like Russell Wilson, Sam Darnold, Joe Flacco, and Andy Dalton available as free agents. Justin Fields available by trade for peanuts.

What Im saying is - this isnt different. Its been this way. Why would we expect the Giants to suddenly see there is a problem and do something about it?


Yessir. Truth again.
RE: Even beyond the financial considerations...  
Lambuth_Special : 10/17/2024 10:18 am : link
In comment 16650032 Greg from LI said:
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...there is an intangible consideration. Call it mood, call it vibes, call it whatever you want - bringing back Jones for a SEVENTH season as the starting QB casts a pall over the entire organization. Fans are sick of watching him play. His teammates, while personally fond of him, almost certainly don't believe in him as a player. They expect to struggle because of his shortcomings. How can you trot him out in 2025 and expect any fans to bother paying attention, let along cheer?

This has to end, the sooner the better.


One key factor is so many other units are putting their weight. Defense leads the league in sacks, OL is performing decently. At some point it won't matter how much he is personally liked.
Guys:  
Lambuth_Special : 10/17/2024 10:21 am : link
There's bad and there's 0 TDs, 8 interceptions in your last five home games bad.

There's no more Schmeelk or Dottino damage control to be had if that trend continues. At some point Dex or Burns is going to lose it in a post-game presser and that's that. Probably this very next game.
I remind you of 2020  
HardTruth : 10/17/2024 11:00 am : link
Giants didn’t throw a TD for 4 straight games and the Giants open 0-5 and 1-7

Jones manages to throw just 1 TD pass in a 3 game win streak and people somehow thought this was good and freaked out when he injured his hamstring

The Giants actually pull their biggest win of the season or in many seasons at Seattle with his backup Colt McCoy and Jones returns to the lineup to get absolutely trucked by the Cardinals at home throwing just for 127 yards and vs Baltimore

However Jones manages his best game of year the last week of season with a win over Dallas and he had 227 yds 2 TDs and an INT as suddenly all is forgotten as the 6-10 Giants were “robbed” of the playoffs

Jones threw 11 TDs to 10 INTs with under 3000 yds passing on the season. And had 5 wins

Yet here we are 4 years later. There is no bottom for Jones

Late 2020 was when a handful of us starting to point out  
JonC : 10/17/2024 11:06 am : link
Jones' NFL future wasn't looking so bright, and play matched his college scouting reports more often than not. He's just only ever excelled versus mediocre or worse defenses. It's that simple in my view.
and excelled was a poor word choice on my part  
JonC : 10/17/2024 11:08 am : link
succeeded would've been better
RE: Late 2020 was when a handful of us starting to point out  
Greg from LI : 10/17/2024 11:29 am : link
In comment 16650119 JonC said:
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Jones' NFL future wasn't looking so bright, and play matched his college scouting reports more often than not. He's just only ever excelled versus mediocre or worse defenses. It's that simple in my view.


I remember his fans continuing to bring up his three big games from his rookie year and getting annoyed whenever anyone pointed out how bad those defenses were.

On December 22, 2019, Jones threw 5 TDs against the Redskins. It was his 11th start. 54 starts later, it remains the last time he threw more than two TDs in a game.

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santacruzom : 10/17/2024 11:30 am : link
In comment 16649591 ryanmkeane said:
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Looking forward to seeing the game thread reactions if we take a lead against Philly on Sunday.


For the life of my ryan, I don't get why you still white knight the guy. He only provides you with 4-5 barely-credible opportunities a year to pat yourself on the back and say everyone else was wrong, and it's pretty obvious you'd like more than that. Why stick with Jones? He's not going to grant them.
RE: RE: Late 2020 was when a handful of us starting to point out  
JonC : 10/17/2024 11:30 am : link
In comment 16650144 Greg from LI said:
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In comment 16650119 JonC said:


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Jones' NFL future wasn't looking so bright, and play matched his college scouting reports more often than not. He's just only ever excelled versus mediocre or worse defenses. It's that simple in my view.



I remember his fans continuing to bring up his three big games from his rookie year and getting annoyed whenever anyone pointed out how bad those defenses were.

On December 22, 2019, Jones threw 5 TDs against the Redskins. It was his 11th start. 54 starts later, it remains the last time he threw more than two TDs in a game.


It certainly was a harbinger of things to follow.
Finally got to listen  
OBJRoyal : 10/17/2024 11:31 am : link
Long car ride, almost wrecked with the play like a little bitch line. Classic. Great listen

Totally agree that there just isn’t any excitement watching the Giants
HardTruth  
fkap : 10/17/2024 11:41 am : link
"What Im saying is - this isnt different. Its been this way. Why would we expect the Giants to suddenly see there is a problem and do something about it?"

Yes, and no.

Giants obviously want better than what they're getting. If they don't, there's no point in following the Giants. They flirted with drafting a QB last year. My thought is that they signed him to that deal with the forecast that he'll improve as they add pieces around him. Instead, he stunk up the joint, suffered another neck injury, then an ACL. Two more injuries to his long history. This year, he's worse than ever with the long ball. I don't remember ever being this bad deep. This year, they're struggling to score.

So, on the one hand, why expect change? Hope for a new QB and a brighter tomorrow fades.

On the other hand, they got him a top WR. They got him a functional OL. He hasn't responded all that well, and he is the leader of an O that isn't winning. Hope for a brighter tomorrow revolves around Schoen/Daboll (or whomever replaces Dabs) feeling their seats getting warm and/or them finally realizing DJ can't pilot the Giants to a winning season.

Things have changed. There's another year of meh, at best. There's another couple of injuries. The long ball has gotten worse.

Much, of course, revolves around the remainder of the season. Going 5-6 will be an accomplishment, and while I would welcome it (except at draft time), I'm not holding my breath. Does his accuracy improve, or does he continue to miss wide open receivers? Will the OL fall to shit without AT, giving DJ an excuse? Does he suffer yet another injury?

And, the big worry is that excuses get too much weight. We could have won a couple more games so far except for the kicker situation and some untimely drops/fumbles. It isn't all the fault of DJ.
RE: I remind you of 2020  
Lambuth_Special : 10/17/2024 11:44 am : link
In comment 16650112 HardTruth said:
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Giants didn’t throw a TD for 4 straight games and the Giants open 0-5 and 1-7

Jones manages to throw just 1 TD pass in a 3 game win streak and people somehow thought this was good and freaked out when he injured his hamstring

The Giants actually pull their biggest win of the season or in many seasons at Seattle with his backup Colt McCoy and Jones returns to the lineup to get absolutely trucked by the Cardinals at home throwing just for 127 yards and vs Baltimore

However Jones manages his best game of year the last week of season with a win over Dallas and he had 227 yds 2 TDs and an INT as suddenly all is forgotten as the 6-10 Giants were “robbed” of the playoffs

Jones threw 11 TDs to 10 INTs with under 3000 yds passing on the season. And had 5 wins

Yet here we are 4 years later. There is no bottom for Jones


No argument from me, I also thought 2020 showed everything you needed to see from him. I tuned out for most of that season due to being completely unexcited about Judge and the roster plus the weird Covid era, but I did get interested enough to try and watch that Cardinals game and lasted about 15 minutes.

Nevertheless, the Giants - in their glacier-like pace to move on anything - were of course going to run it back with him in 2021. It's much different in 2024 with a much improved roster and large contract. There's no hiding for him and I'm leaning toward him being benched if they flop in these upcoming home division games.
RE: HardTruth  
Lambuth_Special : 10/17/2024 11:47 am : link
In comment 16650156 fkap said:
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And, the big worry is that excuses get too much weight. We could have won a couple more games so far except for the kicker situation and some untimely drops/fumbles. It isn't all the fault of DJ.


Good post, but on this point: Everyone but the Natan Peterman's of the world can probably fall assbackward into throwing a TD at home in five games, nevermind throwing zero TDs and 8 INTs. There isn't any legit excuse the org can use for him in this regard and that's why Banks went in on him this week.
RE: RE: HardTruth  
santacruzom : 10/17/2024 1:49 pm : link
In comment 16650168 Lambuth_Special said:
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In comment 16650156 fkap said:


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And, the big worry is that excuses get too much weight. We could have won a couple more games so far except for the kicker situation and some untimely drops/fumbles. It isn't all the fault of DJ.



Good post, but on this point: Everyone but the Natan Peterman's of the world can probably fall assbackward into throwing a TD at home in five games, nevermind throwing zero TDs and 8 INTs. There isn't any legit excuse the org can use for him in this regard and that's why Banks went in on him this week.


There may not be objectively legitimate excuses, sure, but there will still be excuses!
6 years as starting QB. 66 games in total with a mere 68 passing TDs.  
ThomasG : 10/17/2024 1:57 pm : link
Has there ever been in the Super Bowl era anything quite as remarkable as a guy this bad who never loses his job?

How could any franchise keep sending out such a ridiculous performer year in and year out?

Insane.

RE: Let Jones succeed or fail this season and be done with him  
BigBlueShock : 10/17/2024 2:06 pm : link
In comment 16649258 JonC said:
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I don't want to see Lock or DeVito, don't want anything to happen to give them a sliver of indecision on Jones' future here.

I want to see Jones on a bus out of town, permanently. Whatever needs to happen to move that along, do it.

If Jones gets seriously injured there will be no bus with a seat assigned to him headed out of town….
RE: 6 years as starting QB. 66 games in total with a mere 68 passing TDs.  
Skully88 : 10/17/2024 2:06 pm : link
In comment 16650307 ThomasG said:
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Has there ever been in the Super Bowl era anything quite as remarkable as a guy this bad who never loses his job?

How could any franchise keep sending out such a ridiculous performer year in and year out?

Insane.


If you take away the 24 TD passes in the 13 played games in his rookie season, he's thrown 44 in 53 games since.
RE: RE: 6 years as starting QB. 66 games in total with a mere 68 passing TDs.  
ThomasG : 10/17/2024 2:10 pm : link
In comment 16650313 Skully88 said:
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In comment 16650307 ThomasG said:


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Has there ever been in the Super Bowl era anything quite as remarkable as a guy this bad who never loses his job?

How could any franchise keep sending out such a ridiculous performer year in and year out?

Insane.




If you take away the 24 TD passes in the 13 played games in his rookie season, he's thrown 44 in 53 games since.


If any of my corners or safeties allowed a Daniel Jones touchdown pass, I would bench them for the next game.
RE: RE: 6 years as starting QB. 66 games in total with a mere 68 passing TDs.  
santacruzom : 10/17/2024 6:30 pm : link
In comment 16650313 Skully88 said:
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In comment 16650307 ThomasG said:


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Has there ever been in the Super Bowl era anything quite as remarkable as a guy this bad who never loses his job?

How could any franchise keep sending out such a ridiculous performer year in and year out?

Insane.




If you take away the 24 TD passes in the 13 played games in his rookie season, he's thrown 44 in 53 games since.


I think your response actually answers the question posed above: after the Jones pick was completely blasted by the media, ownership saw Jones perform very well in some games his rookie year. They probably felt more than a little satisfaction from being vindicated, and they probably want a reason to feel it again.
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