Starting QB's and First Team PS Game 3

[DaveBrown74]

I'm one of the ones who think we shouldn't we shouldn't be overreacting to the bad (very) game .... But I think it would be crucial to see how well or bad he plays the very next game ... even if it is against the backups

This would be a major mistake if Jones looks bad week 1 imo

I would agree about overreacting to a preseason game, the same way it was ill-advised to overreact positively to his one preseason game against the Panthers last summer.

What about Jones' 6 regular season games last year before he got injured though? Would it be an overreaction to be concerned about those ?

[Trench]

So the "rust" from last week has just been blown off by a week of a joint practice.

Okay then.

Either way, he knows he's out of excuses. So it's time to play and play well.

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[killarich]

I would agree about overreacting to a preseason game, the same way it was ill-advised to overreact positively to his one preseason game against the Panthers last summer.

What about Jones' 6 regular season games last year before he got injured though? Would it be an overreaction to be concerned about those ?

Yea 6 games last season were very bad .... But a lot of things were very different about this team

I think we deserve another game where Jones at the very least gets another drive or 2 behind this rebuilt o-line and Nabers out there

[Philosophers]

Joint practices are not remotely close to live action games.

Why is that so unfamiliar to Daboll?

[Ed Vette]

To be clear, this is about live game reps to work together to form a more cohesive Offense.

[katkavage]

I'm not a fan of three weeks off before the start of the season. The good news is that this year their first "warm up" games are against weak teams.

[todge]

Apparently the coaches believe that a QB gets plenty of work practicing against their own first team defenses. Even if the Jet starters played, they would run a vanilla defense against our vanilla offense.

I agree with Daboll that there's nothing to be gained by using starters in a "game" with no intensity and with no starting offensive or defensive players.


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[AZGiantFan]

I would agree about overreacting to a preseason game, the same way it was ill-advised to overreact positively to his one preseason game against the Panthers last summer.

What about Jones' 6 regular season games last year before he got injured though? Would it be an overreaction to be concerned about those ?

IMO, yes.  The whole team was unprepared to compete.  I put a lot more stock in 2022 than 2023.  I'm concerned that by not playing Jones and starters for a half tonight it could be a repeat.  For Jones specifically, one half and a little bit is not enough to knock off the rust of 9 or 10 months of no game action.  I hoped training camp showed that Daboll had learned his lesson.  We'll see.