Between his injury history and his struggles, the investment made in quarterback Daniel Jones suddenly doesn't look so good. Can this relationship be salvaged?
The New York Giants hoped that in Daniel Jones, their first-round pick of 2019 chosen sixth overall, they had found themselves the man who could lead the offense for the next decade.
But it's also fair to ask how much Jones has helped his offensive line. An offensive line's best friend is a quarterback who can take the snap, make quick reads, and get the ball out of his hand in 2.5 seconds or less.to throw. While that might not seem like a large difference, when you have an injury-ravaged offensive line like the Giants, you're not doing them any favors by holding onto the ball longer than necessary.
Again, because Jones and this current offensive line situation don't seem to be a match made in heaven, any thoughts by this offense of becoming an explosive unit run on 11 personnel needs to be tapered. They've run 12-personnel 18 percent of the time and have a 48 percent overall success rate, 7th in the league.
The 12-personnel grouping allows the team to keep one of the tight ends to help with max protection or send him on a route. if this means affording the quarterback an extra layer of protection on obvious passing downs, wouldn't it make more sense to deploy it and look to get the ball into the hands of those receivers who are yards-after-the-catch specialists?Let's first look at simply cutting Jones, which is unlikely to happen given the financial implications involved.
This would be contingent on New York drafting a new franchise quarterback and ensuring they have a backup on the roster to serve as a mentor, much in the same way how Kurt Warner, back in the day, served as a mentor/placeholder until future franchise quarterback Eli Manning was ready to take the reins.
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