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Daniel Jones Final Stats

23/34 (67.6%)
257 yards (7.6 ypa)
2 TD | 0 INT | 3 sacks

+0.22 EPA/play (71st %ile)
+3.0% CPOE (NGS)
55% success rate (26/47)

5.0 aDOT l 5.3 aDOC
3.3 avg air yards short of sticks
2/2 on attempts of 20+ air yards

11 carries | 38 yards | 3 1st downs

https://x.com/Doug_Analytics/status/1843072968223760728

Really good game; the throw to Slayton was gorgeous and I think ends the discussion about his neck injury having lingering effects. 

He played well. Very well. It's a start.

Before you attack me, I'm thrilled!...going to buy some "crow" at the grocery.

But he did nothing to speak of in the second half (again) and he literally forgot about his TE in the 2nd half.  Needs to put the game away! Many here said his TE guys were subpar. I hope they come to the store with me to purchase some "crow" because Theo is very good - just needs chances. And Bellinger was missed in the end zone wide open in 1st half.

Great job Jones!...I'm thrilled and excited. But please don't make this more than it was because it wasn't. His oline and RB played lights out. Jones did just enough to win. And that means HE GETS THE CREDIT TOO!!!!

Just Win Baby.

He did.

Congratulations Daniel. Well done.

I don't know if I necessarily blame Jones for some of the red zone stalls.  The play calling becomes very predictable.  I could be wrong but it seems like they give up on the middle of the field. 

Quote from: MightyGiants on October 06, 2024, 07:46:14 PMDoug Analytics
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Daniel Jones Final Stats

23/34 (67.6%)
257 yards (7.6 ypa)
2 TD | 0 INT | 3 sacks

+0.22 EPA/play (71st %ile)
+3.0% CPOE (NGS)
55% success rate (26/47)

5.0 aDOT l 5.3 aDOC
3.3 avg air yards short of sticks
2/2 on attempts of 20+ air yards

11 carries | 38 yards | 3 1st downs

https://x.com/Doug_Analytics/status/1843072968223760728

As Joe Montana said: the most important element for a QB isn't the stats but "command of the offense". Jones is running Daboll's offense as good as anyone.


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We are 2-3 but every game the offense seems to have improved little by little or at least we are seeing something different from Jones and Co

Vs Vikes was just bad 

The commanders he was able to move them up the field get some TD drives ...but we had no kicker ... and the one Nabers drop came at a crucial time

Browns he had a great first and ultimately outplayed Watson and won the game .... Deep game was an issue

The cowboys we honestly could have won that game .... The game was strictly Jones to Nabers all game .. we lost got screwed by the refs ... Jones not a bad game but once again terrible with the deep ball ... first int since week one but that was a last second Hail Mary

Today vs Seattle as major underdogs ...no Nabers and no starting rb ... started off by getting his running backs involved with some good screen plays ... once again  bs ref call killed a great drive by Jones and the running backs ..minus the early fumble where Jone was tripped by Thomas ... then he found new targets such as Slayton and Theo with Nabers out... then in the second half he had two beautiful deep balls to Slayton

It's slow progress but progress has been made by Jones and as well as the team in general ... if Tracy remains the starter and receivers stop dropping balls we can win games consistently... and the defense I believe is top 10 .... My only gripe is during crunchtime end of first half and end of game Bowen resorted back to the Commanders gameplan which was prevent defense .... If he gets away from those two drives we may have a top 5 defense in the league

If the team can put it lol together and not have games where one side shows up and the other doesn't we can be competitive in every game

He lived up to his nickname today as he was throwing dimes and not pennies or nickels. He basically lead the team to 6 scoring drives if not for a fumble at the goal line.

He played well today.

I give him a B+.

Quote from: T200 on October 06, 2024, 11:42:23 PMHe played well today.

I give him a B+.

Same here, Tim.  The deep throw to Slayton on the sideline was just perfect. 

Quote from: kingm56 on October 07, 2024, 12:30:40 AMSame here, Tim.  The deep throw to Slayton on the sideline was just perfect. 

The bigger problem before we hit 2022 deja vu is that the organization shouldn't have to be paying 40 million to get a B+ player.

2-3 and in 4 games out of 5 is probably about par for our talent meaning our QB is neither limiting or elevating us thus far. Let us see how that looks after 10 games.

Quote from: londonblue on October 07, 2024, 03:56:43 AM2-3 and in 4 games out of 5 is probably about par for our talent meaning our QB is neither limiting or elevating us thus far. Let us see how that looks after 10 games.

Just like every other year

He played ok yesterday, wasn't a disaster. But we need to get someone that does elevate and raises the ceiling for the team.

Quote from: Jclayton92 on October 07, 2024, 12:54:44 AMThe bigger problem before we hit 2022 deja vu is that the organization shouldn't have to be paying 40 million to get a B+ player.

Players with A grades are being paid $50 to nearly $60 million, $40 million for a B+ player is a bargain

Nick Falato
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Play after Eric Gray's second screen (Q1, 9:40, 1st & 10)

Shotgun 2x2 set for the #Giants w/ Tracy to the boundary

#Seahawks brought a weakside simulated pressure from a 2-High presnap look.

Jones opened toward the pressure, and the MIKE flowed outward to the field side hash. Tracy's "fast" presnap motion expanded the LB to the boundary.

Jones calmly felt the pressure, looked right and knew to hit Theo Johnson in the voided area.

Great timing/eyes by Jones on this quick spacing concept and a beautiful yet simple play by Daboll and the Giants.

https://x.com/nickfalato/status/1843283936530555087

Jones played well yesterday. I'd like to see him not disappear in the second half of games.