Big Blue Huddle

I mean
After the top 3 or 4 qbs
They are all the same
Look at allen without diggs
How about Purdy without his all stars
Is J hurts killing it without his all stars
C J stroud is not doing amazing and he has better weapons then us
The funny thing is
J Daniel's and now c Williams is killing it
But go around the league
How many qbs are better then D Jones
But at the same time
D Jones is not better than them either

Jones at best is at the top of the bottom half of the league

We won WITH him, not because of him

Who is better than d Jones
But at the same time
Who is worst
Maybe 5 qbs aren't better
They are just in a better situation

Quote from: ralphpal1 on October 06, 2024, 09:30:40 PMWho is better than d Jones
But at the same time
Who is worst
Maybe 5 qbs aren't better
They are just in a better situation

Who says our offense wouldn't be elite with Jayden Daniels or Caleb Williams? When your qb is a playmaker then everyone else is better, is Jones that? I'm not sure.

At his absolute best Jones is Kirk Cousins lite, at his worst its woah bad. Grateful we are playing well, but we should be we have young talent everywhere thriving.

He's such an enigmatic QB. One play he hits Slayton with pinpoint accuracy and arrival between two Defenders and another play he misses a wide open Receiver. He hits for a completion but at the same time misses a deeper Receiver he could have connected with for more yards or a TD. He overthrows deep Receivers last week and hits for great throws this week. He rushes for 50 yards and throws a shoulder to gain more yards, but he gets spooked by pressure.

I'm waiting for Seattle to tie the score with three timeouts left and a little over a minute to play, and I'm ambivalent and equivocal as to Daniel Jones' ability to pull out the win. Actually it was a poignant moment that may have been pivotal in DJ turning his career around... or not.

That will have to be for another day.

Quote from: Ed Vette on October 06, 2024, 10:25:37 PMHe's such an enigmatic QB. One play he hits Slayton with pinpoint accuracy and arrival between two Defenders and another play he misses a wide open Receiver. He hits for a completion but at the same time misses a deeper Receiver he could have connected with for more yards or a TD. He overthrows deep Receivers last week and hits for great throws this week. He rushes for 50 yards and throws a shoulder to gain more yards, but he gets spooked by pressure.

I'm waiting for Seattle to tie the score with three timeouts left and a little over a minute to play, and I'm ambivalent and equivocal as to Daniel Jones' ability to pull out the win. Actually it was a poignant moment that may have been pivotal in DJ turning his career around... or not.

That will have to be for another day.

The broken clock.

Quote from: Ed Vette on October 06, 2024, 10:25:37 PMHe's such an enigmatic QB. One play he hits Slayton with pinpoint accuracy and arrival between two Defenders and another play he misses a wide open Receiver. He hits for a completion but at the same time misses a deeper Receiver he could have connected with for more yards or a TD. He overthrows deep Receivers last week and hits for great throws this week. He rushes for 50 yards and throws a shoulder to gain more yards, but he gets spooked by pressure.

I'm waiting for Seattle to tie the score with three timeouts left and a little over a minute to play, and I'm ambivalent and equivocal as to Daniel Jones' ability to pull out the win. Actually it was a poignant moment that may have been pivotal in DJ turning his career around... or not.

That will have to be for another day.

To your point - he threw an easy screen pass 4 ft shirt straight into the ground. Bizarre

Quote from: Trench on October 06, 2024, 10:33:22 PMTo your point - he threw an easy screen pass 4 ft shirt straight into the ground. Bizarre

And the quick screen to Robinson that Robinson had to turn around to catch.

Quote from: coggs on October 06, 2024, 10:35:21 PMAnd the quick screen to Robinson that Robinson had to turn around to catch.

Apologists will say all passes can't be perfect throws.

Jones was solid, but not spectacular. He is, however, a hit away from ending his season the way he runs and doesn't know how to properly slide. He will continue to do well as long as his offensive line (which I feel is top ten in pass protection) continues to excel.