I really do like Daniel Jones

[bamagiantfan]

From what I've seen Hyatt is running one route and when the ball arrives he doesn't go after it. He wants it spoon fed to him. He is too passive and every attempt to him has been an interception waiting to happen, going back to preseason. Every time he is on the field he earns his trip back to the bench.

[Trench]

From what I've seen Hyatt is running one route and when the ball arrives he doesn't go after it. He wants it spoon fed to him. He is too passive and every attempt to him has been an interception waiting to happen, going back to preseason. Every time he is on the field he earns his trip back to the bench.

I have seen the direct opposite and I honestly don't think he has had much of an opportunity for any of us to effectively analyze either

[gregf]

https://www.facebook.com/reel/503174512467524?fs=e&s=TIeQ9V&fs=e&mibextid=0NULKw&fs=e&s=TIeQ9V


Not to debate the credibility of the link I posted,  but it shows 4 plays the layman can see just easily left points off the board. It's just not good enough to win.   In my view, not good enough to even be average qb play

[Just_jimmy]

problem is he is playing just well enough to not get benched.

And to ensure we're just about not bad enough to pick first overall and therefore remain in QB hell.

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[TDToomer]

And to ensure we're just about not bad enough to pick first overall and therefore remain in QB hell.

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You don't need to pick first overall. Look at the Commanders, Chiefs and Bills. Picks 2-10. 

[AZGiantFan]

You don't need to pick first overall. Look at the Commanders, Chiefs and Bills. Picks 2-10. 

Looking at the failure rates of #1 picks maybe it is better NOT to have the #1 picks.  One thing seems likely, if they select a QB in '25 or '26, they should be able to provide him with a better development environment than DJ ever had. Especially if they can continue to improve the OL.