Now that NY Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has inked his massive deal with Big Blue, he’s hard at work getting himself ready for the new campaign. Obviously, Jones is going to have a ton of pressure on him to have a monster season after he inked his fourth-year deal worth $160 million. Jones is paid like a top QB, and now he’s going to have to look like one.
If you ask head coach Brian Daboll, there’s no question that his signal-caller is going to be electric for him next fall. While speaking with NFL.com, Daboll sent a powerful message of support for the fifth-year player and it’s one Big Blue nation surely liked seeing.
NY Giants coach Brian Daboll has full belief in quarterback Daniel Jones
"“It’s his second year in the system,” Daboll said of Jones via NFL.com’s Bobby Kownack. “I don’t think he’s had continuity since he’s been there. We all can do a better job. I think that he really adapted to the things that we were asking him to do. We tried to implement a lot of the things that he likes to do. That’s just another step going into the offseason of adding some more pieces. More players around him. And also him growing into the quarterback that we think he can be.”"
Daboll makes some strong points here, as Jones really hasn’t had any kind of consistency with head coaches or offensive coordinators since the Giants used the No. 6 overall pick on him. That’s changed in a big way, though, as Daboll is here for the long haul and OC Mike Kafka will be back with the team in ’23 as well.
Jones is going to have a great chance to take another step forward next campaign and it’s one NY supporters are hoping will be showcased. Jones silenced plenty of his haters last fall and winter.
He’ll have to do so once again once Week 1 of the new season arrives. Coach Dabes fully believes that Danny Dimes will be able to get the job done for him moving forward.
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