After one of the co-owners and the new general manager last week, it was the turn of the new head coach of the New York Giants, Brian Daboll, to praise quarterback Daniel Jones.
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“He’s got the right mindset, he’s a big player and there’s a lot of things I love about Daniel,” the 46-year-old said on Monday, in his first media bath since joining the media. he was hired by the Big Apple club.
“We’re going to take it one day at a time. We will work with him, we will help him become a better player and a better leader. We will help him with all sorts of things.”
Jones has been the Giants’ starting quarterback since they made him their first pick (sixth overall) in the 2019 NFL Entry Draft. 24-year-old pivot behind their centre. In 38 games, he completed 62.8% of the throws he attempted for 8,398 yards and 45 touchdowns. However, he had 29 interceptions and fumbled the ball 20 times.
“It takes a lot to raise a quarterback,” Daboll said. He has worked with several individuals over the past three years. We will try to give him some stability.”
Since his debut on the Goodell circuit, Jones has worked with two head coaches and three offensive coordinators.
Prior to joining the Giants, Daboll spent four seasons as an offensive coordinator with the Buffalo Bills. He therefore played a major role in the development of quarterback Josh Allen, who is currently one of the best in his profession. However, the coach did not want to play the game of comparisons.
“I have no intention of making predictions. I won’t do that to Daniel or any other player. I don’t think it’s fair to compare him to another guy I’ve worked with before,” Daboll said.
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