4 main Daniel Jones takeaways from Day 5 of NY Giants camp
By Reese Nasser
1. The Giants defense attacked early and often
The Wink Martindale-led Giants defense attacked throughout practice. They blitzed nearly every third-down, bringing the heat on the offense.
In recent history, the Giants offense has steadily been under pressure. Jones has often been plagued by opposing pass-rushers. This constant state of pressure has had to have played some role in his struggles over the years.
Now, with a much-improved defense full of pass-rushing talent, Jones could potentially find a way to deal with this pressure in a better way. He’ll get used to the pressure by dealing with it in practice. With a new offensive line, and an offense full of talent, there is hope that Jones will not constantly be under pressure. But there are no guarantees.
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With young tackles in Andrew Thomas and Evan Neal, Jones should be safe for the foreseeable future. With Mark Glowinski leading the interior, the Giants will have a proven leader on the inside. Practicing with a defense that regularly brings pressure could be what Daniel Jones and this Giants offense needs.