INDIANAPOLIS — Joe Schoen had no doubt, he said, that Daniel Jones would be the New York Giants' quarterback in 2023.
but also falls meaningfully short of the $37-to-$42-million range that multiple agents at the combine described to Yahoo Sports, on condition of anonymity, as a more realistic and likely range at which Jones' representation and the Giants might compromise.
So it’s no surprise that, as this past Thursday arrived without meaningful progress, Schoen said on NFL Network that he was “starting to feel the time crunch a little bit.” Barkley, the 2018 No. 2 overall draft pick, gives the Giants game-changing talent when healthy. His rookie-year 15 touchdowns and 2,028 yards from scrimmage screamed explosiveness and versatility. Most recently in Year 5, Barkley contributed 1,650 total yards and reached double-digit touchdowns for the first time in four years.
As impressive as any production: Jones’ improved decision-making. After turnovers plagued his early years in the NFL, Jones threw an interception on just 1.1% of pass attempts this season, the best mark in the league. Throwing the ball away more regularly helped position Jones for a dip in bad throws, per Pro Football Reference. Resulting drive continuity helped position Jones to levy a dual threat. Daboll and offensive coordinator Mike Kafka excelled in extracting his potential.
“If I have the kind of player who’s a quarterback and a good one, then I don’t want to do a deal where he becomes vulnerable and can be cut any time,” one agent who had negotiated quarterback contracts said.
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