Tempest

Not concerned about Thibodeaux, he will be ready or on IR and that can be said about every player on the roster. I was over Jason Sehorn's injury after he was off the team. It was a tough break for him and the reality is it can happen to anyone at any time on the field because it happens in football.

I don't have a shadow of a doubt they will perform better under Daboll. I'm really expecting a completely different offense on the field this year and a very successful one at that.

We have a lot to look forward to this season, and yeah it is time for winning record.

He wasn't shy

LOL Yeah Daniel Jones is going to have fun throwing him the ball this season. The cameras might miss him too.

lol

Just these two guys alone is enough to get a NY Giants fan excited for the future of this team. The rest of the players we picked up in the draft and afterwards will get the opportunity to contribute to the success of the team this year. On another note, with the changes that have been made to the scouting staff following the draft and the potential of a break from over 30 years of how the Giants approach it.

Now everyone can move on

I love the Daniel Bellinger & Austin Allen pickups at TE. These are two sure handed big target TEs who already have the size to become very effective blockers.

I would really like to see the offense functioning again. It underperformed with Judge and could have been much better even with its problems.

https://www.nj.com/giants/2022/05/giants-brian-daboll-said-something-about-daniel-jones-that-explains-how-much-different-hell-be-than-jason-garrett.html Brian Daboll’s words to Tiki Barber on Tuesday should be music to Daniel Jones’ ears. Barber, the former Giants running back, asked Daboll on his WFAN radio show about why fans should believe Jones can finally take the next step. After three years of up-and-down play — more down than up, by most metrics — it was a fair question. And then Daboll said something that should have fans (and Jones) encouraged about what the offense should look like — Jones’ third different offense in four years, mind you. “I want him to be himself,” Daboll said. “I want him to not be afraid of consequences and pull the trigger and attack.” Again: Music, meet Jones’ ears. Jones took more shots as a rookie quarterback in Pat Shurmur’s offense in 2019, and there was some good and bad that came with that. The good is that Jones threw 24 touchdown passes and wasn’t afraid to take shots downfield. The bad, of course, was the turnovers: He threw 12 interceptions and loss 11 fumbles. After Shurmur was fired, the Giants brought in Joe Judge with Jason Garrett as his offensive coordinator. After Garrett was fired mid-2021, Freddie Kitchens replace him. And over those two seasons, there was a massive overcorrection on how the Giants ran the offense and coached Jones to try and bring those turnovers down. It (sort of) worked: Jones turned it over 26 times in 25 games, a better rate than the 23 turnovers in 13 games he had in 2019. But Garrett and Judge (and Kitchens) practically removed the threat of the Giants offense taking shots down the field, instead imbuing the passing offense with a little too much conservatism. There was an emphasis on quick throws, usually in the short-to-intermediate areas of the field. Part of that was to compensate for a terrible offensive line, but Judge also wanted to reduce Jones’ turnovers. So, he only threw 21 touchdowns passes in 25 games the last two years, a brutal scoring rate in a league dominated by prolific passers. Even worse, Jones only threw deep passes (20-plus yards in the air) on 6.6% of his pass attempts in 2021, worst in the league among 42 quarterbacks to throw at least 10 deep balls. In 2020, that rate was 9.6%, which ranked 36th (of 45). Under Shurmur, Jones threw them on 11.8% of his passes. By comparison, Josh Allen — who admittedly has maybe the strongest arm in the NFL — threw deep passes on 12.3% and 12.6% of his passes the last two years under Daboll with the Bills, respectively. In April, Jones said he watched some film of the Bills and Chiefs after the Giants hired Daboll and offensive coordinator Mike Kafka, who was the QB coach in Kansas City. “You know watching a lot of those playoff games for both those teams and you try to watch and pick up little things, but until you’re really in the system, learning from the coaches and hearing them talk it through,” Jones said. “We’re not quite there yet, so I’m looking forward to that piece of it. Like you all see, like everyone sees, these offenses have scored a lot of points, created a lot of explosive plays, and had a lot of success.” This is a make-or-break year for Jones, especially after the Giants opted to decline his fifth-year option for 2023, meaning he’s not signed beyond this season. The Giants upgraded the offensive line, drafting Alabama’s Evan Neal in the first round, adding guard Joshua Ezeudu in the third round and signing veterans Mark Glowinski and Jon Feliciano in free agency. Kenny Golladay and Saquon Barkley are back and healthy, for now at least. If Kadarius Toney isn’t traded, he’ll be back too. Joe Schoen also added another dynamic weapon in diminutive Kentucky wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson, drafted in the second round. About declining the option, Schoen said that “we really like Daniel and the work he’s been putting in. And we are excited where he is, and we are excited to work with him. It was a decision we thought was best for the New York Giants at this time.” Co-owner John Mara has said the Giants did everything in their power to mess Jones up in his first three seasons. Now, he’s out of excuses. This is the last chance for him to prove he deserves to stick around. “I’d say that these first 3.5 weeks that I’ve been around him, I’ve been impressed with his work ethic, his leadership, even when he’s with the guys,” Daboll said on WFAN. “We just had a little football school, he does a good job in the huddle. I want him to ... have a positive mindset, continue to learn and grow and I want him to have some ownership as to what he is comfortable with as well. It’s fine and dandy when I’m the one back there calling plays, but ... I think it’s a collaborative effort on some of the stuff that he likes. I’ll continue to help him improve.” There is one quarterback signed through 2023 now, and it’s not Jones. It’s veteran Tyrod Taylor, signed to a two-year, $11 million as a free agent. Should Jones be worried about losing his job if he doesn’t play well this season? Daboll wouldn’t say. “I’m worried about tomorrow,” he said. “To get into that conversation, that’s a long ways away. And Tyrod is here for his reason, which is to back up Daniel and he’s been great since he’s been here.”

It's never to early to quit

Yep

I'm just not a fan of taking another small slot WR. Lets see what we have in September.

That sounds like common sense right?

So nobody was going for Wan'Dale Robinson in the second round Wan'Dale gonna catch a TD pass One'Day you just wait and see.

I haven't given up on Daniel Jones, really hope he has a great year.

That is interesting. Really thought it was just a given they were going to do it. That neck injury last season really must scare them long term.

Picks up where he left off.

One year not multiple years.

Something to think about: Chargers & Bengals ownership known to be amazingly cheap.

https://www.sportscasting.com/peter-king-reveals-nfl-teams-displeased-deshaun-watson-massive-contract-browns/ Deshaun Watson’s contract from the Browns was controversial for several reasons. The legal aspect aside, the deal completely shifted the quarterback market. Multiple young stars at the position are looking for new deals from their respective teams. Kyler Murray (Cardinals) and Lamar Jackson (Ravens) are on deck. Meanwhile, Joe Burrow (Bengals) and Justin Herbert (Chargers) could be expecting long-term contract extensions in the next two years.

This is what they should get This would be the part where we hang up the phone.

I don't think he left because he was upset. Just think for a few minutes here; he left because he got a better opportunity in Las Vegas.

Everyone else knows he is a free agent in 2023